The Shiki Monthly Kukai

April 2009 Kukai

Here are the results for the April 2009 Kukai, wherein our Kigo subject was "April Fools" and our Free Format subject was "Fence/Wall".

Congratulations to Carol Raisfeld, winner of our Kigo section and to Francine Banwarth, winner of our Free Format section!

Those who were given less than three points and who requested anonymity in such a case are so noted.

(214 = 12) would indicate that the poem above received two 3-point votes, one 2-point vote, and four 1-point votes.

Voters comments are in italics below the respective poems.

April 2009 Results
Kigo Theme: April Fools	Free Format Theme: Fence/Wall
First Place – Twenty-seven Points April Fools sending the kids to buy elbow grease Carol Raisfeld (1,6,12) = 27 pts Of all the practical-joke haiku, this one best tickled my own funny bone. Second Place – Twenty-five Points april fools the sting of a prank decades old Roberta Beary (3,5,6) = 25 pts Third Place – Twenty-four Points April Fools the lake ice still looks safe Edward (2,4,10) = 24 pts Fourth Place – Seventeen Points April Fools teenagers twitter under the cherry tree Harvey Jenkins (0,3,11) = 17 pts Love the way modern life sneaks in here with a pun. Fifth Place – Fourteen Points sonny’s tomcat gives birth to kittens April fools Gautam Nadkarni (1,4,3) = 14 pts Sixth Place – Thirteen Points April Fools caught by the forsythia my new umbrella j blain (1,2,6) = 13 pts Seventh Place – Twelve Points April Fools storm clouds blackening the sky drop only their scent Tom Genovese (2,2,2) = 12 pts april fools in our squabble the skylark passed by sheila windsor (1,3,3) = 12 pts Eighth Place – Eleven Points April Fools — I peek at my retirement portfolio Paul David Mena (0,2,7) = 11 pts the crow's flight a little sideways April Fool Joyce Clement (1,1,6) = 11 pts The crow as jester is perfect here! April Fools . . . my best umbrella full of holes Bill Pauly (0,5,1) = 11 pts a sudden kiss as we walk in the rain April Fools ARW (0,4,3) = 11 pts Ninth Place – Ten Points April fools day the baby learns lemon juice Jon Baldwin (1,3,1) = 10 pts may I help you? an April fool answers the store’s parrot Susan Constable (0,3,4) = 10 pts vibrating the spider's web a leaf stem- April Fools Leslie Montgomery (0,2,6) = 10 pts Tenth Place – Nine Points april fool a cuckoo smuggles in the summer _kala (0,2,5) = 9 pts April Fools morning a patient in the mirror practices a smile Dorota Pyra (0,1,7) = 9 pts Eleventh Place – Eight Points falling for the pick-up line an april fool tom painting (0,3,2) = 8 pts April Fools, a whispered promise to leave his wife Laurene Post (0,2,4) = 8 pts Twelfth Place – Seven Points April Fools — a foot of snow on the parked cars Patrick M. Pilarski (0,2,3) = 7 pts robin's song an April Fool awakens with a smile Audrey Downey (0,2,3) = 7 pts April fool the lilacs covered with frost Earl Keener (0,2,3) = 7 pts April Fools — opening day fish stories bigger and bigger Catherine J.S. Lee (0,2,3) = 7 pts April Fool's Day an urchin in the playground calls me father Jacek M. (0,1,5) = 7 pts Thirteenth Place – Six Points the cobra moth folds its wings April Fools! Garry Eaton (1,1,1) = 6 pts dazzling sunshine in cherry bloom showers April fools Keith A. Simmonds (0,3,0) = 6 pts April Fools, he asks again "will you marry me?" Bre (0,2,2) = 6 pts April Fool’s gale... cherry-petal pink whitecaps on the Potomac Janice Hornburg (0,2,2) = 6 pts New spring same old truth I'm still the April Fool Tina (0,2,2) = 6 pts april fools the dog growls at me polona (0,1,4) = 6 pts clear sky we set out without raincoats April Fools Elaine Riddell (0,1,4) = 6 pts Fourteenth Place – Five Points April fool — my friend borrows money never to return ~ Lilian Otieno (1,0,2) = 5 pts April Fools the computer worm that wasn't Bruce Ross (0,2,1) = 5 pts April Fools — the coroner's corpse snickering aom (tim) (0,2,1) = 5 pts Silk flowers in daffodil leaves April Fools gourdman (0,1,3) = 5 pts frost on two lips… April Fool’s A. Bodhi (0,1,3) = 5 pts April Fools the hare trying to recolour Hermione (0,1,3) = 5 pts April Fools . . . his shadow makes its move Francine Banwarth (0,1,3) = 5 pts April Fool's Canada Geese on the lawn with a decoy andrea (0,1,3) = 5 pts Fifteenth Place – Four Points April Fools — bat making a blind date to a mole Virginia Popescu (1,0,1) = 4 pts first to sign for tango lessons such old April Fools Barbara Snow (0,1,2) = 4 pts April Fools Day she tells him she thinks she's pregnant Carmel Lively Westerman (0,1,2) = 4 pts breakfast outside with the robins April Fools Beth Powell (0,1,2) = 4 pts Sixteenth Place – Three Points being dated by another man... April fool Patrick Wafula (1,0,0) = 3 pts leader has fulfilled his assurance — april fool Sunil Uniyal (0,1,1) = 3 pts April's first gust swirls white — the blown plum shakes Don Holt (1,0,0) = 3 pts told that Jesus had arrived at Mount Kenya — April fool ~ Nelius Wangari (1,0,0) = 3 pts snowflakes dot the shovel’s dust April Fools Ann Schwader (1,0,0) = 3 pts April Fool’s Day he proposes marriage Carolyn Coit Dancy (0,1,1) = 3 pts April fool — a fake invitation for lunch ~ Peter Nguribu (0,1,1) = 3 pts the fifteenth post office, long lines of April fools Frederick Gier (0,1,1) = 3 pts April fools an empty whiskey bottle under her bed Elena Naskova (0,0,3) = 3 pts laughing old monk re-enlightened as aprils fool Jon Espen Vassbotn (0,0,3) = 3 pts April Fools my grandma was too heavy for the trampoline selwyn (0,0,3) = 3 pts local zoo — Mr. Lion receives calls from April Fools Origa (0,0,3) = 3 pts Seventeenth Place – Two Points Today, sure, my new year starts, too, — April fool. Horst Ludwig (0,1,0) = 2 pts early tulip mantled by late snow April Fools if (0,1,0) = 2 pts April Fools must cry; Life's a tragi-comedy... April Fools can't laugh. Tanja (0,1,0) = 2 pts Loki shapeshifting Moods from dark scowl to laughter April’s foolish pranks Lorraine Margueritte Gasrel Black (0,1,0) = 2 pts April Fools — a robin confronts the frozen lawn John Soules (0,1,0) = 2 pts a red paper squid on the back of his gray suit April Fool's Day anonymous (0,1,0) = 2 pts April Fools' my granddaughter arrives a day earlier Ella Wagemakers (0,0,2) = 2 pts April Warm days comes early Fools no one James Sawers (0,0,2) = 2 pts April Fools a darkened marquee wrong tickets James M. Thompson (0,0,2) = 2 pts April snow the weather person plays the fool anonymous (0,0,2) = 2 pts April Fools — lonely rain cloud over picnickers Dejan Pavlinovic (0,0,2) = 2 pts butter in the ice cream carton april fools! Don Baird (0,0,2) = 2 pts still cold amongst the daffodils April Fools Terry O'Connor (0,0,2) = 2 pts a blue crocus pokes up through the spring snow— April fool! Paul O. Williams (0,0,2) = 2 pts April fool her tears dry up in the spring sun Tore Sverredal (0,0,2) = 2 pts Eighteenth Place – One Point he thinks it's a prank when she tells him she's pregnant April fools day Bill Hudson april fools watching snow melt early birds without worms Linda Pilarski April fools the crocuses fondling the snow Kate Creighton an e-mailed joke — first reason for laughter April fools day gillena yellow daffodil rooted in snow April Fools April Serock April Fools Day concocting salty coffee for Dad Stella April Fools weevil resistant spaghetti trees André Surridge In the realm of clouds scent of april fools linger sky is the limit Erling Larson April Fools we pack up our U-haul and drive Ruth Powell blooming red bud fiery flames in pools below April Fools Ben Gieske early morning birds chirping outside April Fools natalia kuznetsova The prankster dead . . . no April Fool. Alexis Rotella I wonder . . . what is George Bush doing this April Fool's Day Christopher Herold April Fools the hunter stops in the rabbit trail… meow yesterday a robin now footprints etched in snow oh, how April fools gerry what a fool — my mother sweating from a race that never was ~ Catherine Njeri Maina bright April fools the callow beans bloom red between late frosts Frances McCarthy Childhood punchline: April Fool! Gene Doty april fools grasshoppers are playing on the crossroads Krzysztof PL three phone calls three politicians — April Fools Marylouise Knight april fools day the sparkle of a purple crocus turning white anonymous special mass April Fool's Day singing Christmas Carols Barbara Campitelli Nineteenth Place – Sorry, no points this time. G20 summit — celebrating April Fools a day later Nelson late frost covers the bearded iris winter says: "April Fools!" Terri French April Fools flight to mars sans booking fees Terra Martin April fools — tearing the comeback note from my ex-girlfriend Nana Fredua-Agyeman April Fools Laughing at children In search of nothing Max Zontini A quiet family dinner. Salt and sugar swap over on April Fools’! Daniela Bullas clouds of petals above dozing April fools? toilet-paper bows! mechaieh he decides to read the lips well... last year's April Fool Rita Odeh on a dry branch two ring-doves in love- April fools Vasile Moldovan a false magician collects cash from viewers — April fools Hussein Haji April Fools sitting on the couch and whoopie cushion Susan Sanchez-Barnett Quacking ducks making spring an April fool swim throughout the night purush April Fool's the first robin is greeted — by a snowstorm! manoj saranathan April fools day — only birds of passage know this new snow is a joke Li Ree Late April, the weather is warm — April Fool. Trevor Camp oh no, snow! on the peach blossoms April fool from nature Rose Marie Stutts April Fools — Cinderella’s shoe as large as a little Chinese Dan Norea How are we? Fine thanks, and how are we? April Fools Day Peter Macrow being told I had won a scholarship — April fool ~ Jefferson Ambooka April Fools — a frightened old woman turns back from her way Ioan Marinescu-Puiu April Fool’s Day joke yet another day of snow in this long winter Deirdre Godwin new calendar changes april fish to new year's goats. fish fools still party! dragonfly fools' party — soda bottles in crates full of water ~ Khadijah Rajab April Fools the too early daffodils under snow Jeff Hanson pool splash when he's tossed in April Fools Deborah P Kolodji april fools — snow-on-ice-on-pond melts for the Canadas jill April Fools — riding cardboard boxes winters white rabbit Mary Chapman april fools flowering with ice covered petals eric Participants’ General Comments: How few were those who read or followed the instructions about the subject line. After reading all of these, I concluded that having a term like "april fool" for a kigo doesn't work very well. Some of the submissions lack the full kigo (#37, 90,92) or don’t use it as required (#22). The kigo seems to have baffled our poets. So many variations (and not so varied as all that) on a few themes. I'm not excluding myself from this judgment, but I decided not to submit in this category. As it turned out the poem I submitted was turned in with slight variations by 8 of us. Ooops. Cliche, cliche. Very entertaining!	First Place – Twenty-six Points garden wall — enough moon to go around Francine Banwarth (2,5,10) = 26 pts Elegant in its simplicity! Second Place – Twenty Points picket fence she repaints his dream each spring Terra Martin (2,4,6) = 20 pts Third Place – Eighteen Points between the fog and the fence daffodils Kate Creighton (1,3,9) = 18 pts The problem with perfection in haiku is that it's very hard to talk about. But the consonance here is beautifully controlled, and the splash of bright color introduced by the daffodils brings the poem to a refreshing and satisfying finish. I like the simplicity of this one; also that, for me at least, it illustrates a feeling of finding a bit of gladness between anxiety and limitation. Wish there was a good way to format it pictographically; it would sort of break up the one-sentence effect: between fog and fence daffodils Fourth Place – Seventeen Points rickety fence held together by jasmine Andre Surridge (0,6,5) = 17 pts Fifth Place – Sixteen Points checkpoint ... fireflies, back and forth through the fence Carol Raisfeld (1,2,9) = 16 pts Sixth Place – Fourteen Points No fence — Just an open gate helge t. (1,3,5) = 14 pts This says so much in so few words. It's the one that makes me stop and think, and stop and think again. stone wall the glimmer of snail trail crossing over polona (1,3,5) = 14 pts Origami- the shadow of a butterfly flickering on the wall Vasile Moldovan (1,3,5) = 14 pts I find the uncertain relationship between the two parts of this intriguing. The poem does not leave me satisfied, but, in this case, that's not a bad thing. dark horizon... a sea eagle climbing a wall of wind Li Ree (0,5,4) = 14 pts Seventh Place – Thirteen Points graveyard wall — on the street side cherry blossoms Gautam Nadkarni (0,3,7) = 13 pts Eighth Place – Twelve Points monastery wall a monk strolls the quiet side tom painting (0,3,6) = 12 pts Simple and effective. moonlit prison the clematis quietly climbs over the wall Tore Sverredal (0,3,6) = 12 pts Ninth Place – Eleven Points old fence apricot blossoms fall on both sides Ella Wagemakers (1,2,4) = 11 pts Simple, effective and a nice twist on “the grass is always greener on the other side.” a row of sparrows white-washing the picket fence Terri French (1,2,4) = 11 pts Interesting though perhaps a little…ah, earth (which certainly never stopped the Japanese masters. border town a tumbleweed escapes over a rusty fence Garry Eaton (0,4,3) = 11 pts a neighborhood of high fences — the scent of lilac Bill Kenney (0,2,7) = 11 pts Tenth Place – Ten Points across the grass and up the wall a swallow's shadow Paul Hodder (0,3,4) = 10 pts seawall thoughts drifting along Roberta Beary (0,1,8) = 10 pts An effective juxtaposition. Eleventh Place – Nine Points new neighbor he adds another row to the wall Ben Gieske (1,2,2) = 9 pts memorial wall echoes of soldiers dying Don Baird (1,2,2) = 9 pts Poignant and thought-provoking. Twelfth Place – Eight Points neighborhood gossip another patch of couch grass creeps under the fence Susan Constable (0,3,2) = 8 pts spring moss — a hole in the wall between us Nelson (0,2,4) = 8 pts old stone fence deep in the woods — a trace of snow Joyce Clement (0,2,4) = 8 pts dry-stone walls... the signature of ancestors across the valley Dejan Pavlinovic (0,1,6) = 8 pts The use of 'signature' and the link between L1&3 make this special. Thirteenth Place – Seven Points barbed wire fence the cows have all summer to find its weakness Harvey Jenkins (0,2,3) = 7 pts library wall ... I leave a pseudonym Helen Buckingham (0,0,7) = 7 pts Fourteenth Place – Six Points chain link fence — a hog nose snake weaving himself in Barbara Campitelli (0,2,2) = 6 pts April morning — dew hangs on the barbed wire fence ~ Malombe Johnson (0,1,4) = 6 pts coming home a row of schoolboys on the orchard wall Terry O'Connor (0,1,4) = 6 pts Fifteenth Place – Five Points anniversary — flowers for the sea wall aom (tim) (1,0,2) = 5 pts morning glories flying off the fence — two butterflies! Tomislav (1,0,2) = 5 pts I think the kire would work better, placed after glories in Line 1 roofless house — walls between the tree and its apples Gosia Zamorska (0,2,1) = 5 pts longer, the rains shorter the fence Barbara Snow (0,1,3) = 5 pts spring cleaning he throws his voice over the fence Mary Davila (0,1,3) = 5 pts Sixteenth Place – Four Points beyond the fence ranks of gravestones dad among them if (0,2,0) = 4 pts link by link the snow peas climb the fence headed for the sun jeff hanson (0,2,0) = 4 pts cooky-baking the wall between us crumbles Ellen Compton (0,1,2) = 4 pts old battlefield... rooted in the crumbling wall a bleeding heart Janice Hornburg (0,0,4) = 4 pts grandma's last photo strings hold the hollyhocks against the fence Carmel Lively Westerman (0,0,4) = 4 pts prisoners from morning till evening — the school fence ~ Lucy Nyambura (0,0,4) = 4 pts Effective in the way it mirrors how some kids feel. I was (and had) one. wind gust — the rusty fence hooks a white shirt Caleb David Mutua (0,0,4) = 4 pts lowing calf the moon is caught in the barbed wire fence Earl Keener (0,0,4) = 4 pts Seventeenth Place – Three Points behind the fence… the two sways settle down separated Rita Odeh (1,0,0) = 3 pts posts with barbed wire now and then still above the snow Horst Ludwig (0,1,1) = 3 pts moonlit night... illicit lovers sharing a kiss over the fence Patrick Wafula (0,1,1) = 3 pts a drip of coffee blurring the silky napkin cat - behind the fence oana posnaies (0,1,1) = 3 pts Graveyard — high wall separating the quick from the dead Virginia Popescu (0,1,1) = 3 pts new neighbors a straight line of foliage where the fence was j blain (0,1,1) = 3 pts lizards sheltering under the block wall — hot afternoon ~ Abraham Muuo (0,1,1) = 3 pts hot afternoon — a green lizard peeps through cracks on a rusty wall ~ Otinga (0,1,1) = 3 pts realtor’s office with the image of a door painted on the wall ARW (0,1,1) = 3 pts open sky the sun climbs over the privacy fence Beth Powell (0,1,1) = 3 pts knotted rope behind the sea wall memories of winter Patrick M. Pilarski (0,0,3) = 3 pts split-rail fence — a billy goat and the greener grass Carolyn Coit Dancy (0,0,3) = 3 pts pile of bricks in the shadows Berlin Wall Susan Sanchez-Barnett (0,0,3) = 3 pts more stones to add to the pasture wall spring thaw Catherine J.S. Lee (0,0,3) = 3 pts Eighteenth Place – Two Points across the wall — the yellow center of a white plumeria gillena (0,1,0) = 2 pts under the faded fence earthworms tunnel noses to coffee grounds mechaieh (0,1,0) = 2 pts spring cleaning the separating wall taller than ever Elena Naskova (0,1,0) = 2 pts feet wet with dew she climbs back over her father's fence Ruth Powell (0,1,0) = 2 pts a blind wall between you and me no opening natalia kuznetsova (0,1,0) = 2 pts wisteria covering the fence a waterfall of purple Rose Marie Stutts (0,1,0) = 2 pts the neighbors good fences make fresh paint Ann K. Schwader (0,1,0) = 2 pts confederate jasmine climbs up the yankee's wall Judi Honiker (0,1,0) = 2 pts shadow-dancing gladness on a building wall — the leafy tree miriam chaikin (0,0,2) = 2 pts stonehenge forget-me-nots each side of the fence anonymous (0,0,2) = 2 pts Shadow of age on the wall — second full moon R.K.Singh (0,0,2) = 2 pts timid ivy chatters to stone deaf granite walls Lorraine Margueritte Gasrel Black (0,0,2) = 2 pts spring showers the old stone wall comes alive with yellow blossoms anonymous (0,0,2) = 2 pts autumn breeze tiny spiders add glitter to an old fence Mac Miller (0,0,2) = 2 pts rusty fence from apple-tree to apple-tree rotten apples Dorota Pyra (0,0,2) = 2 pts our fence for humans a barrier a highway for cats Elaine Riddell (0,0,2) = 2 pts a cuckoo's song. . . the shock of bougainvilleas above a brick wall anonymous (0,0,2) = 2 pts "shock" is the choice that puts us in the moment and makes the moment resonate. First day in school — in the hollow of a wall two satchels hidden Dan Norea (0,0,2) = 2 pts boom-boxes herald exam week : my office wall shakes LGD (0,0,2) = 2 pts fence is loaded by the white dahlias — my father alone miorita (0,0,2) = 2 pts pasture fence it leans towards alfalfa blooms andrea (0,0,2) = 2 pts Nineteenth Place – One Point erratic field some of the boulders in its fence Bruce Ross "erratic" is (to me, at least) an unusual choice and an effective one. I think the placing of "the" and "its" might be reversed. Driven up the wall — Am I coming or going? Who, on earth, can tell? Tanja the worn path between the wall and fence where worlds collide Bill Hudson straddling the fence ball lightening was achieved A. Bodhi behind the wall of indifference and pain living a lie Keith A. Simmonds Wired out birds gossip cows chatting online happy keeping fence posted Erling Larsen cattle country barbed wire fences keep the herds from becoming one Edward my new neighbor's kid peeking through the picket fence — a billy goat! Bridget Cougar wall of silence while they dry dishes — kitchen tap drips, drips Leslie Montgomery equinox building the fence myself I bring it level Thomas Heffernan remember my love messages on that wall? meow a patch of mint thriving, near an ancient stone wall Stella The widow's house — only the neighbors' boys jump the fence Ioan Marinescu-Puiu Holding Hills so tight Undulating barbed wire webs Keeping flocks from flight Pat summer dusk one wall of a pre-war house still warm Juliusz Wnorowski almost tangible — this wall growing between us John Soules our stroll becomes a quarrel, fence after six foot fence Laurene Post the war between two neighbours a fence Hermione elaborate castle walls ruined by only wave anonymous brown fence the cardinal sings early spring Mary Chapman Jumping imaginary walls — finding Tina Twentieth Place – Sorry, no points this time. Ireland's gorse-hedge fences — sheep on one side tourist on the other Bre early spring day lilies peek over the cold stone wall sakyu the smell of dust sharp thorns on a split rail fence Linda Pilarski Leant to the wall clothes wet in spring drizzle love words broken Max Zontini Do I really like him? I wish I were a fly on the wall… Daniela Bullas Lichen and moss Guarded by neglect and decay Battered gates and walls James Sawers broken limbs scattered bits of fence wind subsides James M. Thompson black fort wall — moss shimmers in sunlight Sunil Uniyal last staple pounded into the 8 foot high deer fence gourdman dandelions — on all cracks in the wall this spring Jacek M. many rose buds lean on memorial walls to bloom as bouquets purush oblique fence — between the wooden slats blossom wildflowers Andrzej Dembonczyk this winter vine monstrously reeling round high walls: she's gone she's gone Sheila K. Barskdale April moon, five foot garden fence, ten foot shade. Trevor Camp the Separation Wall blocks the way — crocuses blossoming Deanna Tief tangled sheep hair in the fence on the fold of the map Jon Baldwin April rain — a canopy of trees rejuvenates along the fence ~ Pauline Peter April rain — students plant flowers along the barbed wire fence ~ Alex Wanambisi quarry blasts — a crack in the wall of our house ~ Lucy Waithera students buying foodstuff through the fence — break time ~ Elizabeth Wakesho April rain — the wall of our classroom caves in ~ Ruth Maloba holiday tuition — a student escapes over the fence ~ Nyamai Nthunga April sunshine — hawkers spread their wares near the fence ~ Emmanuel Mwita the long neck through the fence — a maize plant ~ Winslause Yamame painting the fence the silvered grain turns golden Andrew Shimield vaulting a wire fence I almost miss a barb last nip of winter Tom Genovese my grandpa built this toiling in the summer heat fitting rails on rails Deirdre Godwin cold wall of silence comes down to make way for a warm fence of flowers dragonfly pitch black—where's the door to the bathroom—only wall anxiety mounts Paul O. Williams uninvited visitor scaling my neighbour's wall — a bat flees ~ Catherine Njeri Maina fairytale — the scary character peeps through the cracked wall Hussein Haji security — a thin fence between me and my favourite ship anonymous ghost town — this fence between neighbors anonymous on the garden wall in spreading middle age dappled ivy clings Frances McCarthy hillside tilt — old stone wall mortared with shadows Gene Doty newly empty nest — we decide to abandon the old brick wall anonymous footprints on snow — on the fence wire carelessly swings my life. Krzysztof PL the butterfly hovers about the fence the poison oak Marylouise Knight well-known wisdom "good fences make good neighbours" but Frost disagreed frederick gier window cat's siren scares possible trespassers off his invisible fences Jon Espen Vassbotn Spring Fever squatting against the wall a stripped-to-waist tramp anonymous faded graffiti morning glories climb the repainted wall Deborah P Kolodji fence on the border Oh Mr. Frost — makes poor neighbors jill after frost neighbors argue over the wall Bill Pauly flow of bricks in flemmish bond a serpentine garden wall eric neighbour's pigeons think nothing of my fence Iga Participants’ General Comments: While kigo section left something to be desired (for my taste at least), free format section offered quite a few strong haiku, which made the decision much more difficult. On a different day I might have decided differently. Other points given back. I've only done that once before (comment on free format votes)

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