honeybees
living in the wall-
the realtor’s frown



the parking lot full
of glittering chrome:
Custer’s battlefield



longer than my break
the spring sun
holds me



after the party
undressing
myself




Modern Haiku vol. XXIV, no.3 Fall, 1993

morning zazen:
marriage counseling
ourselves



daybreak frost
the sound of leaves falling
through leaves



Modern Haiku vol. XXIII , no.2 Summer 1992

under the manhole
the night gives
a gurgle

goldenrod gall
quivers-
blowing snow



Modern Haiku vol. 22 , no. 2 Summer 1991

the old canoe
the only piece of roof
left on the shed



end to end
three Ramblers take part
in the overgrown field



everyday she waits
at the bus stop;
just to wait



the summer it rained
all summer…
dwarf sunflowers without faces



cleaning the poop out…
his little Superman
underpants



Modern Haiku vol. XXIV, no.1 Winter-Spring, 1993