Daily Haiku: April 7, 2021
Originally posted on Charlotte Digregorio's Writer's Blog:
senryu family reunion no one notices when I say goodbye by Barbara Tate (USA), Author far more than I ever was, 2021
New Interview with author, poet, and humanitarian Hifsa Ashraf!!! This interview is something I cherish. We had some Internet issues travelling between Presque Isle, Michigan and Pakistan, but this delightful poet shined right through!!! Thank you Hifsa for being YOU!
Originally posted on failed haiku:
https://youtu.be/RvPhiUW04JU At the very end of our interview, we lost the Internet connection. BUT, she was about to ask ME to be interviewed by her and Kala Ramesh! I had no choice but to accept, so that will be forthcoming shortly! I thank…
Today’s Haiku (April 7, 2021)
Originally posted on Blue Willow Haiku World (by Fay Aoyagi):
さくらちるなかに置かれて革鞄 しなだしん sakura chiru naka ni okarete kawa-kaban ??????????? being placed ??????????? amidst falling cherry blossoms ??????????? the leather bag ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? Shin Shinada from ‘Hayabusa no Mune’(‘Falcon’s Chest’) haiku collection by Shin Shinada, Fusansu-Do, Tokyo 2011
Fonn Cogaidh: a #shadorma-prose (4/7/21): Day 7 of #NationalPoetryMonth
forsythia still damp with tears this soil I know what you crave, Pathfinder. You come to me for it, and I find that amusing. Of all the beings in the world, why would you come to me looking for peace? Have you not heard the stories? Do you […]
Moon Poetry
Originally posted on THOTPURGE:
I’ve been posting some “moon poetry” on Instagram (@tp_poetry) for NaPoWriMo and I just realized I hadn’t posted any of those poems here. Is this happening to you too- is Instagram (or twitter) becoming your primary poetry app? I think I still come back…
