Simply Haiku: An E-Journal of Haiku and Related Forms
November-December 2004, Volume 2, Number 6

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Chad Lee Robinson: Haiku

spring morning  
the shades of rust  
along the fence  
  big rain drops
  the hollow sound
the tulips of ripe melons
I meant to show you  
late frost  
  by the roadside
  a pheasant pecks the remains
  of a long winter
roadside stand  
cornhuskers talk  
with their hands  

 

Chad Lee Robinson was born in Pierre, South Dakota, in 1980, where he continues to live. He first learned of haiku at South Dakota State University where he graduated in May 2003 with a BA in English.

His work has appeared or is forthcoming in Acorn, bottle rockets, Mayfly, The Heron's Nest, Hummingbird, Modern Haiku, Snapshots, Hermitage, Paper Wasp, Kokako, Frogpond and RAW NerVZ.