24 | Visiting Haiku Poets by Kimberly Kuchar
gazing at three moons—
visiting haiku poets
drone incessantly
countless worlds—
he travels in search of
his white whale
Earth’s night sky
with its solitary moon
feels empty
on her necklace—
a nano-engraved map
to her home planet
in my soup—
black peppercorns
or Flaxgor eggs?
Kimberly Kuchar
Kimberly hopes you’ll like some of the words from her head. She has enjoyed writing since childhood, and in her 30s, she recently started submitting poems to journals. Her work has appeared in Failed Haiku and Charlotte Digregorio’s Writer’s Blog in the “Daily Double Haiku.” She lives near Austin, Texas, with her husband, son, and pet cockatiel.