The haiga editor’s comment:

Cat gives us a lot to think about. Her haiga are very resonant with wonderful photographs that interactively compliment her haiku. The thought that “black ducks” can lead you home is something intriguing to ponder. One remarkable aspect of her haiga dwells in her methodical approach as to where she will place her haiku on the photograph. Wonderful and traditional, her haiga will have a lasting place here at Simply Haiku (in this case Simply Haiga!)

Catherine J.S. Lee lives, writes, teaches, and gardens on an island on the coast of Maine, USA, near Canada. A variety of print and online journals have published her haiku. Her collection, All That Remains, was the winner of the 2010 Turtle Light Press Haiku Chapbook Competition and was published this spring, 2011. She is one of 18 featured poets in A New Resonance 7:  Emerging Voices in English Language Haiku, new this spring from Red Moon Press.