Marek Kozubek
crossroads –
wherever I look
an autumn dusk
6th Yamadera Basho Memorial Museum (July 2014)
child's prayer -
the faith that moves
mountains
The Mainichi (August 2014)
no dream -
the moonlight filled with
a nightingale’s song
Folded Word-Lab Contest - Awarded Haiku (April 2015)
old wine -
the taste of feelings
on her lips
Asahi Haikuist Network (November 2015)
big city lights –
the flash of your eyes
in the crowd
The World Haiku Review (June 2015)
midsummer night -
too short for a dream
about you
Asahi Haikuist Network (September 2015)
stone Buddha -
I learn to forgive
a mosquito
Sharpening The Green Pencil 2016 - Third Prize (April 2016)
morning prayer -
discovered in dewdrops
pieces of sky
Asahi Haikuist Network (April 2016)
fresh snow -
how many new ways
to trampling down
Suruga Baika Literary Festival - Honorable Mention February 2008
spring puddle
a frog jumps over
the moon
Lyrical Passion Poetry - 1st Place Spring 2008
sweltering heat
a few cool words
from her
Mainichi Daily News - August 2008
first snow
tracks of a homeless man
from sill to sill
Lyrical Passion Poetry - 1st Place September 2008
yellowed meadows
a little bit of green
in your blue eyes
Asahi Haikuist Network - October 2008
the waft of spring
a butterfly on the hand
of sumo master
NC State University Insect Museum - Grand Prize March 2009
loneliness
the sound of an old guitar
from here to the moon
Asahi Haikuist Network - October 2009
old friends--
a smell of forget-me-nots
at dusk
Mainichi Daily News - July 2010
fog thinning out--
more and more visible
the way to nowhere
Mainichi Daily News - December 2010
fading rainbow -
a letter from
the forgotten friend
The 14th Mainichi Haiku Contest - Honorable Mention January 2011
bitter tea
between sips
her sweet smile
Asahi Haikuist Network - April 2011
autumn dusk -
in an empty room
unfinished puzzle
Mainichi Daily News - December 2011
spring puddle -
a piece of the sky
between us
Asahi Haikuist Network - July 2012
after radiotherapy--
through an icicle
sunrise
The Mainichi - March 2013
so many words
without a word--
your hand in mine
The Mainichi - April 2013