NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser — Robin Glasser
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NEW HAIKUOne breathy vowelmists the glass warming windowpanes crystalled with snowRobin Glasser

— Robin Glasser
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More “Haiku” Quotes

Even when muddy your wings sparkle bright wonders that heal broken worlds. — Aberjhani, The River of Winged Dreams
stronger than mountains.a place where my heart feels the safest- underneath his shirt. — Sanober Khan
Love, Mercy, and Grace, sisters all, attend your wounds of silence and hope. — Aberjhani, The River of Winged Dreams
Dead my old fine hopesAnd dry my dreaming but still...Iris, blue each spring — Bashō Matsuo, Japanese Haiku
Winter solitude-in a world of one colourthe sound of the wind. — Bashō Matsuo
HereI'm here-the snow falling. — Kobayashi Issa
Calligraphy of geeseagainst the sky-the moon seals it. — Yosa Buson
Haiku is not a shriek, a howl, a sigh, or a yawn; rather, it is the deep breath of life. — Santōka Taneda, Mountain Tasting: Haiku and Journals of Santoka Taneda
Real haiku is the soul of poetry. Anything that is not actually present in one's heart is not haiku. The moon glows, flo — Santōka Taneda, Mountain Tasting: Haiku and Journals of Santoka Taneda
But for their cries,The herons would be lostAmidst the morning snow. — Chiyo Ni
Come windless invaderI am a carnival ofStars, a poem of blood. — Sonia Sanchez
before the gate --my walking stick's made a riverof melting snow — Kobayashi Issa