Ted van Zutphen

empty boat
adrift without oars
a loon's laugh

Notes from the Gean (Vol. 2, Issue 4) March 2011

snow drifts –
an angel spreads
her wings

Simply Haiku (Spring 2011 Vol. 8, No.4) April 2011

the glacier
calving an iceberg –
another candle

Simply Haiku (Spring 2011 Vol. 8, No.4) April 2011

a stream
below the ice . . .
spring whispers

Simply Haiku (Spring 2011 Vol. 8, No.4) April 2011

spring breeze . . .
a whiff of freesias
through my hair

Simply Haiku (Spring 2011 Vol. 8, No.4) April 2011

first date
the rowboat
wobbles

haijinx March 2011

waves speaking
in ancient tongues . . .
spring morning

Simply Haiku (Summer 2011 Vol. 9, No.1) July 2011

mountain
the spring sun
in its depths

Simply Haiku (Summer 2011 Vol. 9, No.1) July 2011

oh rock . . .
how long will it take
to wear you down?

Simply Haiku (Summer 2011 Vol. 9, No.1) July 2011

shrouded mountains . . .
your presence pierces
the distance

Simply Haiku (Summer 2011 Vol. 9, No.1) July 2011

misty morning –
the dogwood blooms
my breath

Simply Haiku (Summer 2011 Vol. 9, No.1) July 2011

riverbank . . .
willow branches reach
for their roots

 Simply Haiku (Summer 2011 Vol. 9, No.1) July 2011

setting moon . . .
the wall between us
brick by brick

Simply Haiku (Summer 2011 Vol. 9, No.1) July 2011

dawn moon . . .
the red river flows
into its past

Simply Haiku (Summer 2011 Vol. 9, No.1) July 2011

tidal moon –
where does the sun rise
tomorrow?

Simply Haiku (Summer 2011 Vol. 9, No.1) July 2011