Keiko Izawa                     Haiku Harvest
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morning dew
in the autumn wind
a newborn’s cry

     

autumn ends
in the murmur of the brook
a fallen leaf sails

     

deserted town
the freight train leaves behind
an empty whistle

     

new year’s eve—
in the echo of fog horns
another voyage starts

     

first snow
a passing child
sticks out her tongue

     

winter temple—
the white arms of a young monk
wiping the floor

     

tenderly
peeling the mandarin orange
mother’s lean hands

     

morning stroll
    flower to flower
        with a bee

     

horizontal bar The poetry on this page is Copyright © 2005 by Keiko Izawa.
Email: cutynadeshiko@yahoo.com       City & Country: Yokohama, Japan.
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