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Carly Siegel Thorp

beach walk billions of years between our toes —Carly Siegel Thorp

Agnes Eva Savich

striated rock the millennia in my DNA —Agnes Eva Savich

Jay Friedenberg

family reunion proof we are alone in the universe —Jay Friedenberg

Angelina Georgacopoulos

quiet library dust particles suspended in a ray of light —Angelina Georgacopoulos

J. Zimmerman

the full history of hydrogen winter stars —J. Zimmerman

Tyrone McDonald

stages of grief a body that's mostly water —Tyrone McDonald

Irena Szewczyk

stillness on the lake a lone swan stirs the stars —Irena Szewczyk

Rebecca Drouilhet

sometimes one is enough— daffodil —Rebecca Drouilhet

A.J. Anwar

driftwood... just enough of me holds on —A.J. Anwar

Yvette Nicole Kolodji

Haiku of the Day for June 2023 on the theme of singularity as selected by Yvette Nicole Kolodji

keisanjin

one umbrella— the person more in love gets wet —keisanjin

Kobayashi Issa

in this world we walk on the roof of hell gazing at ﬂowers —Kobayashi Issa

Tiﬀany Shaw-Diaz

now and then salvation through a zinnia —Tiffany Shaw-Diaz

Mark Brager

dust motes the silence after the eulogy —Mark Brager

Antoinette LIbro

his old workshop only dust and sunlight now on the wooden counter — Antoinette Libro

Kala Ramesh

funeral even now his face remains a mask —Kala Ramesh

Fay Aoyagi

night ocean death's puppeteer clears his throat —Fay Aoyagi

Tia Haynes

looking for a way out this mayﬂy —Tia Haynes

Bryan Rickert

reading the will I inherit his anxiety —Bryan Rickert

Debbie Olson

yet another grave to tend family plot —Debbie Olson

haiku

Carly Siegel Thorp

Agnes Eva Savich

Jay Friedenberg

Angelina Georgacopoulos

J. Zimmerman

Tyrone McDonald

Irena Szewczyk

Rebecca Drouilhet

A.J. Anwar

Yvette Nicole Kolodji

keisanjin

Kobayashi Issa

Tiﬀany Shaw-Diaz

Mark Brager

Antoinette LIbro

Kala Ramesh

Fay Aoyagi

Tia Haynes

Bryan Rickert

Debbie Olson

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