Haiku by Anna Maria Domburg-Sancristoforo
Mongolian steppe —
the flight of an eagle
into infinity
inner dunes—
the birds sings
more melodiously
in Haiku Dialogue, April 6 2022
sea breeze
when even the moon
tastes of salt
in https://www.underthebasho.com/the-journal/under-the-basho-2022/haiku/anna-maria-domburg-sancristoforo.html
closed flowers
the remote hills
of my childhood
in: https://www.waleshaikujournal.com/spring-22
dandelion seeds —
a warm wind
through the woods
landslide …
pieces of a puzzle
blooming in the mud
red rocks —
sunset shadows
on the mountain
great green bush-cricket
a taste of grass
after the rain
mudflat hiking
the squish of salt marshes
under my feet
in Haiku Dialogue, 27 July 2022
closer to the earth
the bare trees —
full moon
Bio
Anna Maria Domburg‐Sancristoforo was born in Genoa, but she lives in the Netherlands, where she worked as a university lecturer in Italian language and culture at Leiden University.
She writes haiku, senryū, tanka both in Italian and English. Her work has been published in international magazine, anthologies, blogs and (e ‐) journals.
She published end 2020 a bilingual book of haiku (Italian/English) with the title “Vento di duna” Dune’s wind.
End of 2022 she has been included in the European Top 100 of haiku poets for the sixth year in a row.
Akita International Haiku Network 