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Haiku Dialogue 05.11.2022
One haiku on migrating: people and flowers, wind and words. This month’s theme is the language of flowers, and the guest editor is Carole MacRury.
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Uppagus 51
I have one short poem that addresses an owl/governing body/that person you know who seems to live in another way–or even plane of existence. Like most of my free verse, the tone is light and conversational, but the themes are less so. I hope the reader is able to bring their own context and experiences […]
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Haiku Dialogue 05.04.2022
This week’s theme is “making art.” My poem is about unfinished projects and forgotten friends. It is also the companion haiku to the “picking up” that was featured in The Haiku Pea Podcast in March (S5e6).
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Scifaikuest May 2022
I have one joined scifaiku in the online issue of Scifaikuest. This is the companion poem to the joined haiku I wrote that was published in the February 2022 print issue. This means more myths, astronomy, and collective nouns for birds. A found haibun (Science Fiction Western) and comedic science fiction haibun appear in the […]
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whiptail 3
I have one senryu haiga selected for the “funeral sky” section of the May 2022 issue of Whiptail Journal: “Into Oneness.”
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Failed Haiku 77
Three senryu about family and growing up and old.
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tsuri-dōrō 9
One senryu haiga (end) in the May/June 2022 issue. The Featured Poet is Lee Gurga.
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cattails
Two senryu and one haiga in the April 2022 issue of cattails. Senryu editor David J Kelly provides commentary for “birdso–.”
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seashores 8
I have one haiku in the April 2022 issue of seashores.
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Haiku Dialogue 04.27.2022
One poem about the nature of memory and starlings. It is also about a kite.
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