The Color of Sunshine
Haiku by Stephanie Zepherelli, Theresa A. Cancro, Jessica Allyson, and Paula Sears
a handful of yellow
in granddad‘s pocket
lemon drops
Stephanie Zepherelli
Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
shakespeare in the park
a bumble bee's
soliloquy
Theresa A. Cancro
Wilmington, Delaware, USA
yellow butterfly
searching for dandelions
newly-cut grass
Jessica Allyson
Ottawa, Canada
the day still young
a yellow iris
Unfurls
Paula Sears
Exeter, New Hampshire, USA
Editor Bio: Kimberly Kuchar often writes while her pet cockatiel is relaxing on her shoulder. This year she's a Rhysling Award Finalist, she's in the Dwarf Stars Anthology, and she had a haiku displayed in Washington, DC, in the Golden Haiku Competition. Her work has appeared in The Heron's Nest, Frogpond, Wales Haiku Journal, tsuri-dōrō, and other publications. Kimberly lives near Austin with her husband and son (when he's home from college).
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Full of a summer day, yellow, the lightest color in the spectrum, the color of happiness and joy. Such lovely haiku
These are beautiful.