More haiku, and tanka, from Karen Hoy

photo by Kathy Hogan

Two haiku, and a tanka poem, by Karen Hoy, and one about the dangers for hyena cubs further down:

Madame Camellia
a teabag discarded
in autumn leaves

autumn street
after the kiss
her white lilies

a tingling in my palm
from the hellebore seeds
this quiet
and you elsewhere
in company

Karen Hoy

Blithe Spirit 27.1 (2017)

British Haiku Society Members' Anthology 2016:

hyena cub cull
the alpha female’s calls
echo against the hill

Karen Hoy

Publication Credit: 

BHS 2016 Members’ Anthology Beginnings isbn 978-1-906333-05-8

British Haiku Society: 

http://britishhaikusociety.org.uk/journal/

http://britishhaikusociety.org.uk/membership-new/

See other haiku by Karen Hoy:
http://area17.blogspot.co.uk/2017/01/selected-haiku-from-karen-hoy.html

https://www.callofthepage.org/courses/

Karen Hoy is the Call of the Page Course Director for online courses in haiku; senryu; tanka; haibun; tanka stories (tanka prose+poems). 

For information please do not hesitate to email her:
admin@callofthepage.org