International Haiku Poetry Day

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International Haiku Poetry Day

Today haikuists around the world recognize and celebrate their fellow poet’s accomplishments.

Haiku

Writing haiku requires quiet observation, thoughtful consideration, and distillation of a moment into a crystalline nugget.

Fog

This past weekend I drove to a neighbor’s memorial service. The road that morning was like the occasion, dark and foggy. The experience prompted a haiku inspired by Carl Sandburg’s famous San Francisco fog poem.

Fog, by Carl Sandburg

As I drove, the cat analogy crept around my brain and emerged as the following haiku:

Fog Haiku

Happy Haiku Day to my fellow poets. I hope the non-poets will enjoy this bit of micro poetry, too.

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Author JL Huffman
Author JL Huffman

Written by Author JL Huffman

I’m a retired Trauma surgeon/ICU doctor, a world traveler and gardener. I’ve published in the surgical literature; now I’m writing poetry, memoir & fiction.

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