Easter morning all the birds singing Savior, Savior Asahi Shimbun, April 2, 2021 イースターの朝 すべての鳥が歌う 救世主、救世主 not so happy... another New Year's Eve without her Asahi Shimbun, forthcoming それほど幸せではない 別の大晦日 彼女がいなくて suddenly there is time no more cherry blossoms is/let, March 23, 2021 いきなり その時 もう桜の花が見えない deep into autumn thinking about that moment when everything changed Best of Autumn Moon Haiku Journal, Honorable Mention, July 20, 2021 深まっていく秋 その瞬間を考える すべてが変わった時 solitude... I spend time learning about myself WHR, World Haiku Review 2021, second prize, Shintai Haiku 孤独 学ぶことに時間を費やす 自分について at the bottom of a wishing well cherry blossoms 5th Bulgarian Haiku contest, honorable mention 願かけ井戸の 底に 桜の花 protected… the last passenger pigeon stuffed, behind glass Bloo Outlier Journal, forthcoming 保護された 最後のリョコウバト ぬいぐるみ、ガラスの後ろに slowly then all at once... mother's death WHR, World Haiku Review 2021, Haiku of Merit, Vanguard Haiku ゆっくりと その後突然 母の死
ill-equipped
for the days ahead…
inner child

unpublished photo haiku
(see attached photo, “haiga ill equipped)
設備が整っていない
今後数日間
インナーチャイルド
covid spring
the slow blossoming
of hope

Daily Haiga, June 2021
(see attached photo “spring hope)
コロナの春
希望が
ゆっくりと開花する
― Translated into Japanese by Hidenori Hiruta

Ed Bremson has been writing and publishing poetry for fifty years.
His poems have appeared recently in the journals Prune Juice, Daily Haiga, Autumn Moon Haiku, Frogpond, the Japanese newspaper Asahi Shimbun, as well as receiving an honorable mention in the Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival.
In 2017-2018 he was selected three times as Haiku Master of the Week by NHK World, Japanese TV.
In 2021 he has won four awards.
Ed lives in Raleigh, NC, USA.
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Such wonderful haiku dear Ed. Congratulations! Superb haiga too.
Thanks for sharing Hiruta san.
Ed,
What a lovely set of haiku you have here. Enjoyed reading and mulling over them.
Lovely set of haiku, Ed.
Enjoyed reading and mulling over them.
Wonderful work, Ed. Well done!
marion
Much enjoyed. The one-line haiku particularly spoke to me: I was just thinking that maybe this year I’ll finally go to D.C. to see cherry blossoms. So many things we miss, and time goes by so fast.
बहुत भावपूर्ण हाइकु धन्यवाद।