Originally posted on Blue Willow Haiku World (by Fay Aoyagi): 葡萄に種わたしに紙とペンがある　　神野紗希 budô ni tane watashi ni kami to pen ga aru             grapes have seeds             I have             a pen and a paper                                                             Saki Kouno from “Haiku Shiki” (“Haiku Four Seasons,” a monthly haiku magazine), October 2015 Issue, Tokyo Shiki Shuppan, Tokyo

Originally posted on Charlotte Digregorio's Writer's Blog: foaming the tide pools this lonely world by Michael McClintock (USA), Author Letters in Time ?

Originally posted on Project words: incoming tide wave after wave of sunlight ? ? ?

Originally posted on Charlotte Digregorio's Writer's Blog: Buta miso second bowl of rice aged rice ladle ? by Yuta Kawamura  (Japan) (N.B. “The longer a miso is aged, the deeper its flavor gets. It is something akin to haiku,” Kawamura says.) https://mcmurrayuniversity.jimdo.com/graduate/2016/ ?

Originally posted on Blue Willow Haiku World (by Fay Aoyagi): 星月夜隠れがちなる言の葉も　　瀧澤和治 hoshzukiyo kakuregachi naru koto no ha mo             starry night             some words are             shy                                                 Kazuharu Takizawa from “Ganymede”, Vol. 62, December 1, 2014 issue,  Dorinsha, Tokyo, Japan

Originally posted on Project words: ? Delighted to appear first place in the Neo-classical Haiku section and in haiku of merit in the Shintai Haiku section of the new issue of World Haiku Review ? spring showers racing each other to the stream ? ? after the storm still ivy climbs the fallen fence ?…