low

low tide

we leave our footprints

to the wetness

Caribbean Kigo Kukai, June 2013. Kigo: "wetness," with the requirement that the word itself must be used

high

high tide . . .

I was

young once

Posted as a comment at Gillena's blog

palmist

palmist

reading the lines

in her face

First published in Modern Haiku

another spring II

another spring

the women

getting younger

First published in Modern Haiku

gift

Father's Day gift

my grandchildren ask me

to read to them

Posted, just a couple of minutes ago, as a comment at Gillena's blog

blue

clouds parting . . .

a street musician

strums the blues

pink

her pink violin

twinkle twinkle

little star

ripe

ripe peaches

the kids and I share

the sunlight

First published in A Hundred Gourds 

June 6

only the wind

off the ocean . . .

Omaha Beach

another spring

another spring

hosing down

Buddha

First published in A Hundred Gourds