My haiku poem, along with the editor David McMurray’s comment, was published in the August 18, 2023 issue of the Asahi Haikuist Network:
„While reading a haiku about the Milky Way in Matsuo Basho’s travelogue, Anna Goluba began to daydream in Warsaw, Poland. She dreamed she was choosing flowers from heaven for the grave of someone who had been very close. Those flowers were magical: stronger, taller and more colorful than those from her neighborhood flower market. Awakening from her dream, she concluded that meteors are heaven’s flowers and symbolize the soul. The body dies, but life never ends.”
Meteor shower
Above the concrete jungle
Heaven’s flowers
„While reading a haiku about the Milky Way in Matsuo Basho’s travelogue, Anna Goluba began to daydream in Warsaw, Poland. She dreamed she was choosing flowers from heaven for the grave of someone who had been very close. Those flowers were magical: stronger, taller and more colorful than those from her neighborhood flower market. Awakening from her dream, she concluded that meteors are heaven’s flowers and symbolize the soul. The body dies, but life never ends.”
Meteor shower
Above the concrete jungle
Heaven’s flowers
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