Elena Naskova
Born: Stip, Macedonia
Resides: Seattle, WA, USA
Elena Naskova immigrated to the USA when she was twenty-five. Elena writes haiku, poetry and plays. On days when Elena doesn’t write, she usually paints.
wall shadows
the light from a passing car
cuts off the rabbit’s ears
Summer rain…
the smell of the ocean
reaches up to the hills
missed exit...
rushing cars disappear
into the fallen cloud
homeless man
the postman delivers
a smile
no one calls
she gently dusts
her porcelain rabbits
Nest Feathers: Selected Haiku from the First 15 Years of The Heron's Nest (2015)
https://thehaikufoundation.org/revirals-24/
three-month drought --
the clouds fading
on the street mural
ripe moon -
my pale hands
in the berry bushes
rush hour traffic
a row of homeless tents
lit up by brake lights
bad news ...
a fallen leaf
in the mailbox