Originally posted on Goutam's Writings: For a long time, I used to believe that the sun went inside the earth during sunset and then walked the whole night before rising again at the horizon in the east. Then, in later years at school, I learnt that the earth is round. That set off a train…

Originally posted on Charlotte Digregorio's Writer's Blog: senryu     barbecue the pork chops shaped like africa     by Marco Fraticelli (Canada), Author Saying Goodbye, 2017

Originally posted on Heed not Steve: overcast sky –he debates sunglasses buthe’s forgotten them —— © Steve Mitchell 2021

#Haiku Happenings #2: Eva Limbach’s haiku appears in Mainichi! at the edge of pandemia dandelion fluff *** Mainichi Mare Tranquillitatis

Originally posted on Miriam's Well: Poetry, Land Art, and Beyond: coastal storm surge every ten years coastlines change black clouds overhead urban heat pushes them out Christa Pandey, Austin, TX *** Placitas in drought Juniper needles crumble Even goatheads can’t sprout Stuck inside today Compost fire in South Valley No patio lunch Hundreds drown in…

Originally posted on Sue Dawes: This Haibun, published in CHO, begun life in a collaborative workshop led by Tim Gardiner for Colchester Writenight. Tim was kind enough to allow members to use some of his haiku published in The Flintknapper’s Ghost (Alba Publishing, 2018) to form new senryu. https://contemporaryhaibunonline.com/cho-17-2-table-of-contents/sue-dawes-buried-in-meaning/