A temple by the clouds.
Down march the days and the pains.
What hear I, brothers?

From Yone Noguchi's book Japanese Hokkus for Haiku Bones

Let me turn over,
Pray, go away,
Oh, my cricket!

From Yone Noguchi's book Japanese Hokkus for Haiku Bones

Suppose the stars
Fall and break? — Do they ever sound
Like my own love song?

From Yone Noguchi's book Japanese Hokkus for Haiku Bones

A cloud of flowers!
Is it the bell of Uyeno
Or that of Asakusa?

From Yone Noguchi's book Japanese Hokkus for Haiku Bones

My Love's lengthened hair
Swings o'er me from Heaven's gate:
Lo, Evening's shadow!

From Yone Noguchi's book Japanese Hokkus for Haiku Bones

Shall I knock
At Miidera Temple's gate?
Ah, moon of to-night!

From Yone Noguchi's book Japanese Hokkus for Haiku Bones

On a withered twig, .
Lo, the crow is sitting there,
Oh, this Autumn eve!

For Haiku Bones from Yone Noguchi's book Japanese Hokku

Autumn's full moon:
Lo, the shadows of a pine tree
Upon the mats!

For Haiku Bones from Yone Noguchi's book Japanese Hokku