witness

dark window

your silent witness

to my moonlit run

what else

a hawk's cry . . 

what else could silence

an autumn morning 

deep end

at the deep end

of a winter day

birdsong

WHA Haiga 136th

http://www.worldhaiku.net/wha_haiga/136/sandi_pray_us.html

pure

simple and pure

the flowering of

a butterfly's wish

nowhere

rows

of

pine

emptiness

is

a

road

going

nowhere

quiet

where trees bloom

with egrets at dusk

the quiet sky

reconnect

at loose ends

a chain of wavelets

reconnects me

pause

evening grows cold

we pause with the moon

before heading home

time

grey autumn day

knowing when it's time

in my bones

polished

river rapids

sunlight slides down

the polished rocks 

fire

smoke on the wind

midnight's every breath

tastes of fire

mirror

a hair's breadth 

from the girl in the mirror

autumn light

summit

reaching the summit

afternoon clouds take

a lone hiker

something

heavy with fog

a gang of crows quiets

something of a tree

no end

no end

to this empty road

but the moon waits there

late

not quite late

my short cut through

a cloud of gnats

smoky

sunlit valley

a river winks through

smoky mountains 

broken

broken wings

morning mist gathers

the quiet 

gate

coming downhill

the sound wind makes

opening a gate

earthy

in the way of fire

each sip of sunset

earthy and oaken 

dust

the need of wind

a dirt dauber's nest

returns to dust

wait

cloudy morning 

the quiet of frogs

waiting for rain 

hush

the hush of my pen

just beyond midnight

the forest, too

willow

unbroken sky

the barest breeze stirs

willow deep

worry

heatwave

sunlight worries

all the frayed edges

whiten

heading home

a blackbird whitens

an evening cloud

spirit

northerly winds

the spirit of a kite

flies free the oak

empty

autumn changes 

quietly dawn fills

the empty places

know

wind-sung water

removing my sandals

to know the words

stolen

stolen moments  

i allow myself

the sound of fallen leaves

dawn

chinaberry tree

achatter with squirrels

november dawn