World Haiku Series 2019 (42)
Haiku by Ed Bremson
spring…
crosswalk signals
chirping
Spring 2013 The Mainichi Daily and Asahi Shimbun
春…
横断歩道信号
囀っている
rainy spring night
her yellowed goodbye note
slightly damp
June 12, 2018 Autumn Moon Haiku Journal
雨の春の夜
彼女の黄ばんださよならのメモ
わずかに湿っている
in a peaceful field…
elephants’ memories of
human cruelty
November 2016 Third prize, Kusamakura Contest
平和な野において…
人間の残酷な行為の象の思い出
perfect storm…
sounds of relief
the day after
November 2017, Haiku Master Week 3 NHK Haiku Masters TV, Japan
完璧な嵐…
安堵の音
翌日
setting sun
blazing in the crape myrtle
wings of a redbird
16th Mainichi Haiku Contest Honorable Mention 2012
夕日
百日紅の木で真っ赤に燃えている
レッドバードの翼
cloudy day…
too late, too late
oh, Nagasaki
August 2012 Asahi Shimbun, Japan
曇りの日…
遅すぎる、遅すぎる
ああ、長崎
autumn night…
the death of a star
in the sea
Grand Prize winner, World Haiku Competition 2018
秋の夜…
ある星の死
海中に
doing laundry…
getting my wife’s clothes ready
to donate
October 2017, Haiku Master Week 1 NHK Haiku Masters TV, Japan
洗濯をしている…
妻の衣服の寄付の準備をしている
autumn…
her white chrysanthemums
also died
October 2012 7th International Kukai “White” first prize winner
秋…
彼女の白菊もなくなった
at the end
of the wrong road taken
a flower
September 2017, runner-up Week 3 NHK Haiku Masters TV, Japan
道を間違えた最後に一本の花
— Translated by Hidenori Hiruta
Bio:
Ed Bremson is an award-winning haiku poet, who has been published in various Japanese and English language journals.
In 2017-2018 he was three times NHK Haiku Master of the Week on Japanese TV.
He has won prizes in the Kusamakura contest, Santoka contest, Bulgarian Cherry Blossom contest, as well as grand prize in the 2018 World Haiku Competition. Ed lives in Raleigh, NC, USA.
Reblogged this on Frank J. Tassone and commented:
#Haiku Happenings #9: Hidenori Hiruta presents haiku by Ed Bremson!
cloudy day…
too late, too late
oh, Nagasaki
…
Nice haiku written.
Thanks Mr Em Bremson.
Lovely work, Ed. I think I selected “at the end” for my “Loaded” feature on The Haiku Foundation’s Per Diem, if I’m not mistaken. 🙂
marion
Marion,
You are correct! 🙂
Per Diem Loaded theme:
https://www.thehaikufoundation.org/per-diem-archive-details/?IDcat=366
warm regards,
Alan
Reblogged this on Where Genres Collide Traci Kenworth YA Author & Book Blogger and commented:
Award-winning Haiku by Ed Bremson.
Many thanks everyone
balloon
caught adrift in the wind
Robert Gillette (c)
frogs leap
from lily pads
breaking reflection
Robert Gillette (c)
total eclipse
the sun
finally gets a pupil
Robert Gillette (c)
emotions
driven off the epicenter
taken loving care