forgotten promise –
in an autumn puddle
the rising sun
Autumn Moon Haiku Journal - Volume 6:1, Autumn/Winter 2022-23
forgotten promise –
in an autumn puddle
the rising sun
Autumn Moon Haiku Journal - Volume 6:1, Autumn/Winter 2022-23
On behalf of the Golden Triangle Business Improvement District in Washington, D.C., I am pleased to notify you that one or more of your haiku poems was selected to be displayed on a sign that will be posted in a tree box along our neighborhood sidewalks.
The signs are being installed this week. They will remain on display throughout the month and will feature the selected haiku and your name as the author.
Your haiku was selected from this year’s 2,900-plus submissions. Entries came in this year from 71 different countries and from 49 states in the U.S., as well as from the District of Columbia.
Please know that your haiku will be featured prominently throughout the business district, by being displayed:
On at least 1 sign that will be displayed throughout March and April, in tree boxes along our neighborhood sidewalks.
On the Golden Triangle website.
paths in the fog
absorbed by autumn
former dreams
Autumn Moon Haiku Journal, Volume 5:1, Autumn/Winter 2021-22
end of the summer—
the calm surface of a lake
absorbs the twilight
"Marek Kozubek uses a single present tense verb (“absorbs”) to describe minimal action, but it manages to fill his noiseless scene with light and color." - Comment by Margaret Coats
" Marek Kozubek stopped dead in his tracks in Bangkok."
hot summer night--
from silence
a snake hiss
Marek Kozubek walked down a familiar path in Bangkok, Thailand.
still the same way--
through a flowering meadow
our love
a miracle of nature -
her exotic beauty
melts the frost
Podziękowania dla Anety Michelucci za poetycką inspirację.
Grazie mille!
FOR MY BELOVED WIFE
Wedding Anniversary—
still the same scent
of cherry blossoms
Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival