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Haiku
Originally posted on Bending moments: squelching heat clouds that hold promise of rain * ( Hedgerow #137, Dec. 31, 2021)
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Today’s Haiku （December 31, 2021）
Originally posted on Blue Willow Haiku World (by Fay Aoyagi): 父祖の地に闇のしづまる大晦日 飯田蛇笏 fuso no chi ni yami no shizumaru ômisoka ??????????? darkness becomes hushed ??????????? in the land of ancestors ??????????? New Year’s Eve ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? Dakotsu Iida from Haiku Saijiki electronic version edited by Kadokawa Shoten, published by Kodansha Sophia Shuppan, Tokyo, Japan, 2018 Fay’s Note:?…
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New Year’s Moments: a #TankaProse
A sushi-combo/Bento-box dinner combo, and then Frank goes out. We watch “In the Heights,” then the NYE shows. Dance to Journey performing live at Times Square. Kiss at midnight. Frank texts, then calls, and we wish each other Happy New Year. after midnight the sudden fireworks amidst falling rain holding each other in twisted sheets…
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In The European Top 100 haiku authors in 2021
Originally posted on Stella Pierides: Wonderful news! Happy to be included in “The European Top 100 haiku authors in 2021” Congratulations to all poets! A lovely surprise on New Year’s Eve. Thank you, Krzysztof Kokot for the honor! For the list click here: Haiku Euro Top
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Originally posted on Echidna Tracks: crescent beach—children sculpt islandson the tideline Lyn Reeves
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Daily Haiku: Jan. 1, 2022
Originally posted on Charlotte Digregorio's Writer's Blog: Buddha wearing a mask at zazen 釈迦如来マスク姿の座禅かな by Hidenori Hiruta (Japan) Founder of The Akita International Haiku Network akitahaiku.com
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My Daily #Haiku (1/1/22)
1/1/22: alphabet after rocking inNew Years on ABC…morning mist #haiku #micropoetry #poetry #newyearsday
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Haiku Demystified – Haibun Speak, part 2
Originally posted on Cafe Haiku: Dr Brijesh Raj interviews haibun masters Paresh Tiwari and Raamesh Gowri Raghavan?on the writing of haibun. Part 2 of 3 Q4 -The haijin’s poetic background is bound to impact his/her style. The tenor of the ensuing piece might be narrative, cathartic, or simply creative. How do you resonate with these?…
