
In Memory of
William J. Higginson
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Keith A.
Simmonds, TT
a solitary star
twinkling in the vast expanse
watching over us
up and away
in the great beyond
but still in our spirit
a haijin's journey
has only just begun:
apotheosis
a bright star leaves
to find its rightful place
in the firmament
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Martin Gotlieb Cohen, US
October
chill
pine trees pass through the moon
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| Peggy
Heinrich
fallen redwood
new shoots rise from the giant
in darkness and light
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Vasile
Moldovan, RO
Haiku
A name
writen on "Red Fuji":
William Higginson
Autumn night—
in the haiku sky
a shooting star
Master's
departure—
the whole haiku world is
in mourning for him
He departs...
but I keep within my heart
his Haiku Hand Book
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Magdalena Dale, RO
Withered leaf
on the wings of wind…
sudden cold
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