This is a wonderful weekly resource for learning and practicing haiku! Many thanks to the Guest Editor Carole MacRury for including my poem with an insightful commentary.
Thanks for reading and have a wonderful weekend! Happy writing π
My poem ‘lichens’ has been published here at BLUEPEPPER. Sharing the link and first few lines to my poem. Do read through for other beautiful verses, articles and stories. Thanks to the kind and inspiring editor Justin Lowe!
Little feet join the line of those leaving their sky and earth. As roofs roll into debris one after another that we do nothing is what they will remember. The rocks . . .
Please visit the link to read the full poem. We all have been expressing this in our own way. I have tried too in this poem.
Thank you for reading and have a wonderful weekend π
Sharing these haiku with thanks to the Nick Virgilio Haiku Association, Asahi Haikuist Network – Prof. McMurray , and Marietta McGregor, KjMunro and team Haiku Dialogue. Truly blessed to see these little poems received with warmth. ππ
Asahi Haikuist Network
The next one is a fun prompt from hellokoo. I just gave it a try! The picture is created by me with Procreate β¦ again a novice at it.
mint blue m & mβs
on cotton candy ice cream
cherry blossom day
This is an old painting of mine in poster colours to which I have added my poem.
elements . . . how we shape what shapes us
Wish you all a thinking Thursday and a happy and healthy weekend ahead π
Haiku corner is The Japan Societyβs ongoing project of collaborative poetry bringing together UK and Japan through the creative power of haiku.
I am thankful to the Haiku Corner team and Laura of Japan Society for including mine in the current weekβs selected haiku.
Since the arrival of spring the neem trees brimming with little star flowers! Tomorrow we usher in the new year by savouring these medicinal flowers ππ
The current edition of failed haiku journal includes two of my haiku along with other beautiful haiku! π
This issue has a warm editorβs note from Mike Rehling. Many thanks and warm regards Mike Rehling ππ
I have been learning and enjoying the journey of exploring the haiku form.
Going where poetry takes and doing what poetry takes !
Have a wonderful weekend and a very happy Ugadi (New Year) to all who are celebrating tomorrow ππ
Happy to see my haiku in the wonderful journal Bones. Many thanks to the kind editor Johannes Bjorg ! ππ
The night parrots are known to be very mysterious birds so much so that they cannot be found anywhere easily! My three lines to the intriguing night parrot and the likes π
Just in case you missed my wee haiku itβs here again