Global Haiku • June 2020
Dr. Randy Brooks

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Haiku

by
Logan Allsup

I am not the most creative person, but I felt very confident about the haiku that I created. Throughout the process of making different haiku, I really wanted to do something that I have never experienced before. Going into this class, I did not even know what haiku was and what it could do for someone’s life. Creating haiku has been very entertaining and it keeps my mind focused on stuff. It has opened my mind to so many different ideas that I will cherish. It has taught me that we do not need to complicate stuff to make stuff more beautiful. Usually, the simpler something is the better it can become.


mother and daughter
argument about clothes
sound cancelling headphones

 


at the grocery store
so many
temptations

 


after the rain
my sister jumps into
reflections of herself

 


men are trash
block his ass
you can do better

 


canoeing
down the river
calm morning breeze

 

 


Busch Lite
gradual conversation
with the old man

 


friday night lights
crowd roaring
a hug from grandma

 

 


silent snowflakes
going door to door
helping neighbors

 


playground full of woodchips
no children
quarantine

 


© 2020, Randy Brooks • Millikin University
All rights returned to authors upon publication.