Hidenori Hiruta

Haiku about Spring (8) The other day I went around the gate of the Imperial Palace in Tokyo. And I found the cherry blossoms in bloom

Cicadas singing at night too neon lights * Midnight dews washing their mouths cicadas * The water falling white ― the green

http://akitahaiku.blogspot.com/ 碧空やダリアに隠る赤蜻蛉 Hekiku ya daria ni kakuru akatonbo * 赤蜻蛉ベンチに座りã

The winter sun breaks ― Mt. Taihei * The rice fields hibernate ― snow cover * Swan grooming by the reed bank

冬日差し山気緩むや太平山 fuyubi sashi sanki yurumu ya Taiheizan * 雪覆ひ眠りに就きし稲田かな yuki ooi nemuri ni

Autumn trees making themselves up-- Mt. Chokai * Autumn lakes making room -- migrating birds * Harvest time - ears of rice

止め綱の氷解けたる岸の舟 tomezuna no koori toke taru kishi no fune * 引く力張られて芽吹く柳かな hiku chikara

秋の木木粧ひ始む鳥海山 aki no kigi yosooi hajimu Chokaisan * 秋の湖渡る鳥あり憩ふ間に aki no umi wataru tori ari

Red dragonflies hiding in dahlias the blue sky * Dahlia viewing red dragonflies sit on the bench * Autumn air flows around

ネオン灯夜鳴くセミも現れり Neon tou yoru naku semi mo arawareri * 真夜中の露洗うかなセミの口 Mayonaka no

Haiku about Spring (1) I post haiku about the tug-of-war between spring and winter. Spring is gradually showing its power and energy over

桜花輝く堀に城の門 Sakura bana kagayaku hori ni shiro no mon * 城の堀魅せられたりや桜花 Shiro no hori miserare tari