Global Haiku Tradition • 1 Tan-Renga 2006

(write capping verses for at least seven of these—add a two line image before or after these three lines)


summer night
under the stars
we sleep

holding her
in the warm
summer night
under the stars
we sleep


toothpaste tube
squeezed
from the middle

 


hopscotching in
chalk-stained
jeans

 


mother collapses
at the knock on the door--
unwanted telegram

 


listening to
his harmonica
my mood changes

 


starry night
holding her hand
I see my breath

 


in the twilight
and snowflakes…
I walk home alone

 


dead-end basketball hoop
playing
for both teams


at the party
I relate to
the fireflies

 


   listening
to the sound
     of     snowfall

 


mesmerizing flames
I search for words
to make it right

 


early in May
I'm told
I'll be a sister

 


saving the worm
from
the hook

 


a beautiful man
subjecting himself
to a spider’s web

 


the silent eve
trumpeting his steps
sidewalk salt

 

 


© 2006, Randy Brooks • Millikin University • last updated: March 10, 2006
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