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Roamn LyakhovetskyRoman Lyakhovetsky

 Originally from Russia, Roman Lyakhovetsky now lives in Israel. His haiku and tanka appeared in various journals including Modern Haiku, Frogpond, Scifaikuest, and A Hundred Gourds, among others.


tent by the sea
she slowly unzips
the autumn sky

Hedgerow 94, 2016

jazz cafe bill the odd signature of rain

Modern Haiku 47:2, Summer 2016

spring cleaning
jazz drum brushes
fade in

The Heron’s Nest XIX:2, June 2017

rubbing a lamp
what might she dream about,
the hotel maid?

Chrysanthemum 24, October 2018

khamseen twilight
each window crevice whistles
its own tune

Modern Haiku 49:1, Winter Spring 2018

water wheel
pulling up clouds
from the river

Wales Haiku Journal, Summer 2021

night airport
a busker comes back
to the root note

Blithe Spirit, 31:3, 01-Aug-2021

desert ruins...
hawk's feather chasing
a dust devil

Frogpond 44:3 October-2021

desert gas station -
a driver and a hitcher
share prayer rug

Modern Haiku 53:1 Winter-Spring 2022

desert sunrise
smell of rain outlives
the rain

tinywords 15.1, 22 June 2015

full moon . . .
my shadow playing
the air guitar

Frogpond 38:3, Autumn 2015

moonlit highway
assuring the GPS girl
i quit the booze

Moongarlic  5

grant submission
i propose to save the world
with glowing worms

Moongarlic 5

jazz cafe bill the odd signature of rain

Modern Haiku  47:2, Summer 2016

zen poem…
my phone screen
goes blank

Failed Haiku  March 2016

touchdown
my mind still
in the clouds

A Hundred Gourds 5:3, June 2016

waning moon
the neighbor boy whispers
a warts spell

Frogpond  39:2, Summer 2016

neon waterfall she turns the sky electric

Hedgerow  93

once in a while
i get to use my phone
as a phone

Failed Haiku  April 2016

distant quacking -
the milky way obscured
by duckweed

Frogpond, 34:1, 2011

sunflower seeds
from the bag by feel—
first stars

Modern Haiku  42:2, 2011

traffic jam -
she suggests we move on
to another subject

A Hundred Gourds  1:1, 2011

family picnic -
my son runs a finger
over his birthmark

The Heron’s Nest  XIV:1, 2012

this moment of her tasting off me the summer rain

Frogpond  36:2, 2013

where the waterfall
becomes a river...
prayer at dawn

Tinywords 13:2, 2013

dead sea i get as dirty as she wants me to

A Hundred Gourds 2:4, 2013

junkyard gate -
a rusty robot samples
the autumn sky

SciFaikuest August 2013

full moon -
an ink blot spreads
over the bass clef

A Hundred Gourds 3:1, 2013

abandoned road
a hawk emerges
out of its cry

A Hundred Gourds 3:1, 2013

sleepwalking
i bump into the last
line of the poem

Frogpond, 37:2, 2014

squad reunion
under the table he caresses
his friendly fire scar

A Hundred Gourds 3:4, 2014

Passover eve -
all the thoughts I won't
bring to the table

A Hundred Gourds 3:4, 2014

winter moon-
the animal in me sniffing
a narrow path

Moongarlic 3, 2014

spring park -
i casually leaf through
the dead man’s blog

Moongarlic 3, 2014

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