Happy to share my haiku published on Cold Moon Journal. Thanks to the kind editor Roberta Beach Jacobson!
Do check out the website for wonderful poems. Link below to my poem.
https://coldmoonjournal.blogspot.com/2022/04/by-daya-bhat.html
Tag: Haiku
Haiku – Nick Virgilio Haiku Association, Haiku Dialogue, Asahi Haikuist Network
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. 😇🙏
The next one is a fun prompt from hellokoo. I just gave it a try! The picture is created by me with Procreate … again a novice at it.
mint blue m & m’s
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.
Wish you all a thinking Thursday and a happy and healthy weekend ahead 😊
Haiku- haiku corner (Japan Society) and failed haiku journal
Haiku corner is The Japan Society’s 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 week’s 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 🙏😊
The current edition of failed haiku journal includes two of my haiku along with other beautiful haiku! 😊
This issue has a warm editor’s note from Mike Rehling. Many thanks and warm regards Mike Rehling 🙏😊
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 🙏😊
Bones journal – Haiku
Happy to see my haiku in the wonderful journal Bones. Many thanks to the kind editor Johannes Bjorg ! 🙏😊
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 😌
Just in case you missed my wee haiku it’s here again
not giving away
the anatomy —
night parrot
Happy Wednesday everyone ♥️
My Sakura Haiku – Consulate General of Japan in Toronto
It was a fulfilling experience writing for this challenge. Here in Bangalore too we love Sakura!
These two haiku have been shared ,along with other Sakura poetry clusters , on their official Facebook page today 😊
Thanks to the organisers for this wonderful opportunity 🙏
Have a wonderful Sakura weekend and keep smiling like the Sakura 😊❤️
haiku – featured on ink sweat and tears
Ink Sweat and Tears is a fine webzine based out of UK. Thanks to the editor Helen Ivory and team IST for featuring my haiku.
Do visit here for an interesting read!
It’s poetry that keeps us floating through tough times.
Happy writing 😊 and have a wonderful weekend!
Haiku – Asahi Haikuist Network
How eternally trapped we are in green. The pine in cycles of green and no green, parrot born in green, and less said the better, all that comes with l and mine 😌😇
Thanks to the very kind and encouraging Prof. David McMurray for giving this a home.🙏
Happy Friday to all
I really wish there were green wars where people fought FOR peace and love … and not for envy or power
Prayers for peace everywhere 🙏
Reflection- photo haiku
So much at stake on the line of symmetry…
Wednesday weather, submitting to haiku.
Haiku – Asahi Shimbun & Haiku Dialogue
The. Theme for this week was Hanuman carrying the Sanjeevani mountain Vindhya – an art work by Nalini Malani.
The world still reeling under covid , this is for and from all those who lost their loved ones due to lack of medical attention and infrastructure.
Thanks to Pippa Phillips for the wonderful prompt and also the fine commentary on my haiku. Couldn’t have asked for more empathy ♥️
The theme for the current issue of the Asahi haikuist network hosted by the very kind and encouraging David McMurray was maple syrup. I have tried to reflect the similarity between the maple tree from which maple syrup is born and a woman who mothers a child. Thanks to David McMurray for making space for my haiku.
Holding on to poetry like never before in the state the world is now…as if covid war wasn’t enough …
Praying for peace and good health 🙏
Featured on tsuri doro
Very pleased to have my senryu included in tsuri doro a fine journal of haiku and senryu .
Thanks to the editor Tony Pupello for placing mine among beautiful poems.
I am sure many can relate to the emotion behind this senryu 😄
Thanks for reading and have a happy Tuesday !😇
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