Honoured to be included in the World Haiku Series, with ten haiku translated into Japanese by Hidenori Hiruta!
https://akitahaiku.com/2020/01/20/world-haiku-series-2019-31-haiku-by-debbie-strange/
bioluminescence
I skip a pebble across
the universe
Seashores, Volume 2, April 2019
1st Place, 2019 OtherWordly Intergalactic Haiku Competition
homecoming . . .
a bouquet of sky
in an old jar
1st Place, 2017 Australian Haiku Society Spring Haiga Kukai
stone cairns
a faded cap drifts
downriver
1st Place, 2015 Harold G. Henderson Haiku Contest
transience . . .
petal by petal
we let go
Winning Haiku, 2017 Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival Haiku Invitational
starflowers
light the woodland . . .
we find our way
Winning Haiku, 2017 Snapshot Press Haiku Calendar Competition
fog deepens
the sound of rabbits
nibbling night
Grand Prize, 2016 Lyrical Passion Poetry World Haiku Competition
glassy lake
flocks of snow geese
pull up the moon
1st Place, 2017 Autumn Moon Haiku Journal Contest
in cupped hands
the harvest moon rests
for a moment
1st Place, 2015 Bangor Group Autumn Moon Haiku Contest
frozen trough
I cup the warm breath
of my horse
1st Place, 2018 Sharpening the Green Pencil Haiku Contest
drought
the kestrel catches
a piece of sky
Highly Commended, 2018 New Zealand Poetry Society Int'l Poetry Competition
Monday, January 20, 2020
Tuesday, December 31, 2019
Eucalypt, Issue 27, December 2019
fingers of barley
strum the prairie skies
in this heat
our bones become liquid
our minds become still
strum the prairie skies
in this heat
our bones become liquid
our minds become still
Blithe Spirit, Vol. 29, Number 4, November 2019
journey's end
the red eyes
of a loon
sunflower fields
I never knew yellow
until now
the slough
behind our farmhouse
viridescent
with mallard drakes
in praise of morning
the vibrant trills
of prairie meadowlarks
rising up
from every fence post,
these old familiar songs
the red eyes
of a loon
sunflower fields
I never knew yellow
until now
the slough
behind our farmhouse
viridescent
with mallard drakes
in praise of morning
the vibrant trills
of prairie meadowlarks
rising up
from every fence post,
these old familiar songs
Root, British Haiku Society Members' Anthology, 2019
beachcombing . . .
a fossil emerges
out of extinction
a fossil emerges
out of extinction
Hedgerow Poems, Number 129, Autumn 2019
Note: haiku first published in Modern Haiku 50.3, Autumn 2019
Naviar Records - Haiku Music Challenge 312, 2019
Featured Haiku December 25, 2019
Please enjoy the music created in response to my haiku:
frozen trough
I cup the warm breath
of my horse
1st Place
2018 Sharpening the Green Pencil Haiku Contest
Please enjoy the music created in response to my haiku:
frozen trough
I cup the warm breath
of my horse
1st Place
2018 Sharpening the Green Pencil Haiku Contest
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