haiku <br />a moment <br />to treasure <br /> <br />lost in the <br />universe <br />counting stars <br /> <br />haiku <br />sets the mind <br />into a different gear <br /> <br />breeze <br />leaves dance <br />with light <br /> <br />haiku <br />fresh way to get <br />the mind awed <br /> <br />looking over city <br />three children talk about <br />growing up <br /> <br />haiku <br />the mind gets a new lane <br />to explore <br /> <br />chip by chip <br />new chick cracks <br />open the world <br /> <br />haiku <br />a crystal clear tinkle <br />in the mind <br /> <br />the old brass bell <br />solid and clear <br />memory of school years <br /> <br />haiku <br />a bewitching tug <br />at the heart <br /> <br />solid faith <br />devotees pray to <br />headless buddha <br /> <br />living room solitude <br />the crashing water from <br />the silent waterfall <br /> <br />our living room <br />the Last Supper <br />never ends <br /> <br />buddhist full moon chant <br />a fiery saffron <br />our passion <br /> <br />candlelight dinner <br />flickering - <br />our smiles <br /> <br />new tight blossoms <br />an old woman readies herself <br />for a walk<br /><br />john tiong chunghoo<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/haiku-magic-2/
