DEL.ICIO.USPublished on: 04/17/08
Heavy, noisy rain
The warmth of down comforter
Heaven need not come
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On the bird feeder
Blue jays eat together
Family dim sum
Why do oceans roar?
Why do mosquitos return?
Why do humans ask?
Another birthday
So buy more green bananas
In a robin's nest
Four gaping mouths get a worm
Even the smallest
Swimming in butter
Red Alaskan King crab legs
Wait for my first bite
December blue sky
A jet plane streaking away
Memories arise
The talk of starlings,
Thrashers, mockingbirds, titmouse
Congress in session
In rough ocean waves
A small fishing boat heads home
Tuna sashimi
This haiku was written to honor his wife Miyoko Chang on her 83rd birthday:
Over rough sand dunes
A turtle checks her mileage
Eighty-three so far
Dr. Chang composed this haiku in March, and it says he was ready to embrace death:
White and pink dogwoods
Impatiently, eagerly
Wait to bloom and fall
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