Avian Antics
Haiku by Rupa Anand, Sharon Ferrante, and Anju Kishore
at the end
of an open hose pipe
naked mynahs
Rupa Anand
New Delhi, India
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slow beach walk
a gull with a chip bag
following me
Sharon Ferrante
Daytona Beach, Florida, USA
mango blossoms
the tang of gran's pickle
in the koel's song
Anju Kishore
Bengaluru, India
Editor Bio: Kathryn P. Haydon is the poet-in-residence at Brushwood Center at Ryerson Woods in Riverwoods, IL. Her haiku and poetry have been published in journals including The Heron’s Nest, Mayfly, Acorn, Modern Haiku, Wales Haiku Journal, Presence, humana obscura, and others. Kathryn’s seventh book, A Love Letter to Deep Souls, is currently being released serially on her Deep Soul Strengths Substack.
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