Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes: Haiku sequence for Frank Tassone’s haikai challenge—whitebait. Photo©Civa61 fritto misto the art of golden crisping quicksilver ? caught in a net small silver fish will never grow old ? too small too slippery silvery to have a real name

#Haiku Happenings #1 (3/11/19): Tessa’s latest haiku for my current #haikai challenge!

Originally posted on Implied Spaces: A modern staging of “come back, little Sheba” was planned, but things happened along the way. The art director’s strange disappearance complicated things – the muffled screams during late night rehearsals left the backers disinclined to provide further needed capital, ah, that’s the theatre life…. exiting stage left – these…

Originally posted on Haikutec's Weblog: Booking is now open for Haiku at Slimbridge; a visit to the famous wildlife sanctuary in Gloucestershire, in the south west of England, where Call of the Page will be holding a haiku poetry workshop and ginko on April 6th 2019. More information about the event at Slimbridge Wetland Centre:…

Originally posted on rivrvlogr: whitebait filling net starting small with a promise bigger fish to fry Frank Tassones’ #Haikai Challenge #76: whitebait Whitebait (an early spring kigo) are immature fish caught in fine mesh fishing nets. They are used for bait or floured/battered, then deep-fried. Image source: Wikimedia Commons ?

#Haiku Happenings #9: Reena’s latest #haibun!