#Haiku Happenings #6: Join in THF’s annual tradition! Welcome to the world’s largest annual collaborative poem. We usually take our cue from The United Nations Year Designation, but the choice of Millets for 2023 didn’t strike us as terribly inspiring, important though it may be. We have chosen instead to notice the overlap and interaction…

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Originally posted on Akita International Haiku Network: Haiku by Frank J. Tassone Pink moona paschal candle burnsin a darkened church –EarthRise Rolling Haiku Collaboration 2022, The Haiku Foundation All Saint’s Dayall the prayers offeredto the Communion –NaHaiWriMo/frankjtassone.com, November 1, 2022 bloody scarecrow…somewhere Billie Holidaysings “strange fruit” –NaHaiWriMo/frankjtassone.com, October 13, 2022 last katydidschatter in the coldthis…

Originally posted on Vento del giorno: My haiku in Crysanthemum, issue 30 with the German translation. Here the Italian version: lanterna magica nei sogni m’incontro sempre ragazza © A.M. http://www.chrysanthemum-haiku.net/media/Chrysanthemum_30.pdf

Originally posted on the other bunny: Look! Look! Seeing does not lighten the burden of changes with which light redefines the musculature of envisioned hills and valleys on this side of the Eastern horizon. A pen scratches away that which is not bone from the remaining two dimensions. a momentary less of now Stephen Bailey

Originally posted on Cafe Haiku: Today, 17 April, is International Haiku Day, as declared by the Haiku Foundation. The members of Café Haiku got together to write haiku on the theme of joy, happiness and celebration. slicing awaythe few rays of sunlabrador’s tail the familiar scentof ayurvedic oilschildhood home Geethanjali Rajan highlightingthe gulmohar’s rednesskoel calls…