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Santiago Villafania

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creeping fog
a little moonlight
crosses the river 

Heron's Nest, Volume IV, Number 8: August, 2002

 

soft rain
a frog leaps from
one leaf to another 

Heron's Nest, Volume IV, Number 9: September, 2002

 

sunset –     
     white herons return      
          to the mangroves     

          evening drizzle      
     soft cooing     
on the rooftops

Simply Haiku, Summer 2005, vol 3 no 2

 

translucent pages
     in the afric of my mind –
          bonsaic verses

 Joys of Japan, 2012

 

after the rain
     an orchestra of
          a busy street 

 Joys of Japan, 2012

 

September heat –
     the throat-song of Om
          after a long bath

Joys of Japan, 2012

 

letters from gulag –
the numbing emptiness of
Siberian winter

 European Quarterly Kukai #4 - Winter 2013 Edition

 

old tarsier
     slow now with his leaves
and tango years

Taj Mahal Review, vol.10 no.1 June 2011 

 

evening rain . . .
     a homeless angel cradled
on a wooden cart

Taj Mahal Review, vol.10 no.1 June 2011 

 

hard rain –
     the crysong of a bulbul
          losing its nest

 

          by the ruins
     the long silence of
a broken bell

 

child of the quick hands
     a fruit stand
          an apple less

 

          last,train,out –
     listening,to,doveglion’s
comma,poems

from Bonsaic Verse, 2013

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