Poetry Tuesday: Haikus

Today, a few of my favorite haikus from a book my mother gave me for christmas a few years ago.  The haiku is lovely because the poet must capture so much depth with so few words. Do you have any to share?

morning glories -- 

the well-bucket entangled

I ask for water

(Chiyo-Ni)

he says a word

I say a word:

autumn deepens

(Kyoshi Takahama)

a warm fall day,

learning from this rock

to do nothing

(Paul O. Williams)

shorter kisses

longer quarrels -

winter solstice

(Eric Amann)

birthcry!

the stars

are all in place

(Raymond Roseliep)

the inner tide

what moon does it follow?

I wait for a poem

(Diane Di Prima)