Cool Announcement: New Release, A Year Unfolding: haiku by Debbie Strange
My Dear Readers:
I'm happy to share with you this exciting news: NeverEnding Story contributor Debbie Strange just published her new collection of haiku, titled A Year Unfolding, which "celebrates the changing seasons in Canada, with each poem written in Carolingian hand by JS Graustein before digitizing. Strange sews together a rich tapestry of wildlife, landscape, and love. Her poems lead us through the Canadian seasons, sharing the natural flow of a land that is still wild and raw."
Selected Haiku:
moonglow
a thousand jellyfish
in an ocean of sky
lake-light
a line of mergansers
ripples the clouds
on fence posts
the exclamation marks
of raptors
in the pond
a white begonia
and old news
on the tundra
caging a winter sky
caribou bones
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- Prairie Interludes: Haiku eChapbook
- Random Blue Sparks: Haiku
- The Language of Loss: Haiku & Tanka Conversations
- Three-Part Harmony: Tanka Verses
- Warp and Weft: Tanka Threads
Sunday, February 05, 2017
World Haiku Review, January 2017
echolocation . . .
the loves we have lost
and found
Zatsuei Haiku of Merit
Vanguard Haiku Category
the loves we have lost
and found
Zatsuei Haiku of Merit
Vanguard Haiku Category
NeverEnding Story, February 2017
Translated into Chinese by Chen-ou Liu
layers
of this blue life
winnowed
by the hour glass
my furrows deepen
Poetry Nook 5, April 2014
Chen-ou Liu's comments:
Debbie's tanka is rich in imagery and emotionally resonant figurative language tinged with existential angst.
layers
of this blue life
winnowed
by the hour glass
my furrows deepen
Poetry Nook 5, April 2014
Chen-ou Liu's comments:
Debbie's tanka is rich in imagery and emotionally resonant figurative language tinged with existential angst.
Daily Haiku, Charlotte Digregorio's Writer's Blog, January 2017
weathered barn
the silence of cobwebs
in moonlight
Honourable Mention
European Haiku Prize 2016
the silence of cobwebs
in moonlight
Honourable Mention
European Haiku Prize 2016
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