Haiku by Helen Buckingham
god’s feat of clay left to burn
NOON: Journal of the Short Poem, 21-22, 2022
world news
the moon
my rock
Hon. Mention, 10TH Annual Peggy Willis Lyles Haiku Awards, 2022
Earth hour
Ursa Minor
steps up
unpublished
seedlings dead
for lack of water–
Mariupol under siege
Pages Literary Journal, August, 2022
mother
and child
let them feed
VSANA, October 5, 2022
rebooted
brambles
spring ginko
Haiku Dialogue, October 12, 2022
barely may
the hawthorn
a scarecrow
Frogpond, 45.2, 2022
one tulip left
to conduct
the wind
The Heron’s Nest, XXIV:2, 2022
holy island
no chorus
of sirens
Blithe Spirit, 32.3, 2022
here
for a lifetime—
dayfly
Haiku Dialogue, November 23, 2022

BIO:
Helen Buckingham lives in Wells, England.
Last year, alongside many journals, her work appeared in anthologies including Coastal Visions (British Haiku Society, 2022), The Haiku Way to Healing: Illness, Injury and Pain (Robert Epstein, 2022) and Shaping Water: Erotic Haiku and Tanka (Moth Orchid Press, 2022).