Haiku of the Day
This week's prompt from Haiku Horizons is "branch." One thing came to mind right away, based on the time I, along with my brother and friend from down the block saw Tefillin hanging from our tree in front of the house. It was when I was in seventh grade. My teacher did not believe the story even when I showed him the Tefillin.
If I think of other haiku on branches I will, please G-d, post them in comments here.
On the tree's branches
Bayside, 1970
Burnt T'fillin boxes
posted by rabbi neil fleischmann @ 11:57 PM
7 Comments:
A sad day Neil and your haiku is straight to the point
Splitting from her trunk
skinny and leaning sideways
the lone branch bounces
who could do such an act ...life is strange ,Rabbi .
your words reminds me of Isaac Bashevis Singer's novel , ''the slave '' .
Neil,
an economy of words - you said it all
Memories can be painful at times...
Barren Branch
Thanks for the heartfelt feedbach-
Rajkumarmilan, Judith, MMT,
Like a broken branch
That's how he feels as he sees
His father aging
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