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fading hydrangeas

in between the cosy home

of a huge garden spider

色あせてきた紫陽花

でっかい庭のクモの

居心地の良い家の間に

first published and translated in World Haiku series 2021 by Hidenori Hiruta, Akita

photo copyright: Isabella Kramer

your first lie—

a twitching beetle feet

stick on my tongue tip

あなたの最初の嘘

けいれんするカブトムシの足

私の舌先に留まる

first published and translated in World Haiku series 2021 by Hidenori Hiruta, Akita

photo copyright: Isabella Kramer

nearly white swan

nearly white swan—
the promise to myself
to be grown-up tomorrow

veredit©isabella.kramer

ほぼ白鳥

自分との約束

明日は大人になる

first published and translated in World Haiku series 2022 by Hidenori Hiruta, Akita

forest solitude

forest solitude
my skin the tongue of rain

森の孤独

私の肌は雨の舌

veredit©isabella.kramer22

first published and translated in World Haiku series 2022 by Hidenori Hiruta, Akita

self-portrait—

the one wing pigeon

take its last breath

自画像

片翼の鳩

最後の息を吸う

first published and translated in World Haiku series 2021 by Hidenori Hiruta, Akita

photo and painting copyright veredit-art.isabella.kramer

underwater

underwater...

one breath after another

waxing moon

水中

次々と息をする

満ちていく月

first published and translated in World Haiku series 2021 by Hidenori Hiruta, Akita

Photo copyright: Isabella Kramer

the distant canon

of migrating cranes

autumn deepens

移動するツルの

遠いカノン

秋が深まる

first published and translated in World Haiku series 2021 by Hidenori Hiruta, Akita

first cool nights

the smiling cheeks

of rosehips

最初の涼しい夜

ローズヒップの

笑顔の頬

first published and translated in World Haiku series 2021 by Hidenori Hiruta, Akita

autumn equinox

a tiny snail walks

over the last roses

秋分

小さなカタツムリが歩く

最後のバラの上を

first published and translated in World Haiku series 2021 by Hidenori Hiruta, Akita

الاعتدال الخريفي

يزحف الحلزون الصغير

على الورود الأخيرة المتبقية

translated by Benjamin Johanna Daniel alantologia 27.03. 2024

Autumn Nights

autumn nights the swan feather on my pillow thereafter

veredit©isabella.kramer

秋の夜　その後　私の枕に白鳥の羽

first published and translated in World Haiku series 2021 by Hidenori Hiruta, Akita

midnight whiskey

the toothless cat

curls up on my lap

真夜中のウイスキー

歯のない猫

膝の上で丸くなる

first published and translated in World Haiku series 2021 by Hidenori Hiruta, Akita

Photo by samane mohammadi on Unsplash

touching the poem

touching the poem
on top of the headstone
the wandering sun

veredit©isabella.kramer

詩に触れる

墓石の上で

さまよえる太陽

first published and translated at World Haiku series 2020 by Hidenori Hiruta, Akita

offseason

offseason
the elegant curve
of flying swans

veredit©isabella.kramer

シーズンオフ

優美な曲線

飛んでいる白鳥の

first published and translated at World Haiku series 2020 by Hidenori Hiruta, Akita

Corona Crisis

Corona crisis –

I feel the healing power

of soft washes

コロナウイルスの危機

癒しの力を感じる

柔らかな水彩画法の

first published and translated at World Haiku series 2020 by Hidenori Hiruta, Akita

painting copyright veredit-art.isabella.kramer

#stayathome

#stayathome Buddha's smile will reach you there too

引き籠もり　仏陀の笑顔はそこにも届く

Published in my first E-Chapbooks 2020

green dawn

for download by Elancharan Gunasekaran on www.proletaria.com

published and translated at World Haiku series 2020 by Hidenori Hiruta, Akita

knowing the way

knowing the way the old Bedouin draws lines into the desert sand

道を知っている　年取ったベドウィンは砂漠の砂に線を引く

first published on Asahi Haikuist Network by David McMurray 09-18-20

published and translated at World Haiku series 2020 by Hidenori Hiruta, Akita

lost and found

lost and found
the raven on my shoulder
no longer a stranger

by isabella kramer

行方不明になり見つかった

私の肩のカラス

もう他人ではない

first published by Caroline Skanne on hedgerow: a journal of small poems #132

published and translated at World Haiku series 2020 by Hidenori Hiruta, Akita

featured in Covid-19 Anthology

Covid-19
on the other side
the war in my dreams

by isabella.kramer

コロナウイルス

反対側に

私の夢の中での戦争

I'm very grateful to be featured in the fantastic COVID-19 ANTHOLOGY filled with 238 pandemic themed haiku and 11 sequences frame a talented group of 139 international poets edited and published by Margaret Dornaus. Available as a book on demand at www.lulu.com

published and translated at World Haiku series 2020 by Hidenori Hiruta, Akita

Photo by SJ Objio on Unsplash

bridal spirea

bridal spirea blossom--breathe in breath breathe out

花嫁のシモツケの花— 息を吸って息を吐き出す

first published on Asahi Haikuist Network by David McMurray 03-20-20

published and translated at World Haiku series 2020 by Hidenori Hiruta, Akita

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