Saturday, February 28, 2026

An Esoteriku by Jacek Margolak

 

midnight—
the moth's dust
on my palm

~

Jacek Margolak is a Catholic residing in Kielce, Poland. A polygraph by profession, he has been passionate about short forms of Japanese poetry for nearly twenty years, sometimes combining them with prose. His haiku regularly appear in leading international journals dedicated to haiku and other forms of Japanese poetry. Jacek Margolak's haiku poems have been recognized in numerous competitions in Poland and Japan.

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