22 August 2026 (a tree frog’s trill)
Kristen Lindquist
a treefrog’s trill . . .
rain patter quickens
on the tent roof
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a treefrog’s trill . . .
rain patter quickens
on the tent roof
At the Wild Graces haiku gathering in Deerfield, NH yesterday, Toji Kaido Perlman’s shakuhachi performance inspired many haiku. Here’s a trio of mine written in the moment, as he played zen pieces called honkyoku.
shakuhachi
ironweed leans
into the tent
*
shakuhachi
a rooster emphasizes
the high notes
*
the shakuhachi
calls out a garter snake
midday heat
what’s left of summer
a catbird scolds
in the pokeweed
rising wind —
our long conversation
about short poems
Also from Wild Graces yesterday…
a shakuhachi
waits on the table
morning crickets
Written as part of Jeff Hoagland’s “Flower Power” workshop today at Wild Graces, an annual haiku gathering in Deerfield, NH:
at the tip-top
of the ironweed
fritillary
haiku gathering . . .
in love
with the tiny tree frog
Yesterday’s post is a day late, because I was attending the (outdoor) haiku gathering at Wild Graces in NH.
linked dragonflies
fly among haiku poets
shifting clouds