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The following haiku, all on the subject of morning, have been published in numerous journals and anthologies and occasionally translated into other languages. The last poem also won first prize in the 2002 Drevniok haiku contest sponsored by Haiku Canada.
morning bird song—
my paddle slips
morning sun—
frost melted
where the robin pecks
distant train . . .
in the morning mist
the loon stops paddling
autumn morning—
old neighbours
trimming the hedge
mountain morning—
all over the red berry bush
snow in tiny heaps
morning sickness—
the patter of spring rain
on our new roof
morning chill—
the bag of marbles
shifts on the shelf
chilly morning—
the moss springs back
after my step
morning stillness—
the ferry turns
through a patch of sunlight
clinging to the cat
at the roadside
morning frost
the lost scrabble piece
turns up this morning
in the vacuum cleaner
morning sun—
a patch of frost
in the holstein’s shadow
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