Tadami Yamada's English Haiku Poems (1)
The dawning crows that can be counted with the small holes of the fallen persimmons The fallen persimmons After the birds have been biting them It's the turn of ants In the wild grass mowed But a lily that lumberjack left uncut I conjecture he did might Oh! the Gemini meteor shower I became an old, and now am laughing heartily human world As if a rapid stream Clouds going in year's drawing to a close A winter crow too goes I bundled dead branches and put them by the gate of my life of a small grass heritage I bundled dead branches to look back by my life's not forked ...