Tsuri-doro: A Small Journal of Haiku and Senryu, Issue #4, July/August 2021

dew-strung web

the morning breaks

into prisms

The QuillS, Issue 8, June 2021

Impasto Meandering (numbers 1 through 3)

 

The Bamboo Hut, Number 2, 2021

small(holding)

crab-apple wine

the dance floor dad built

in the orchard

the scent of hay

wafts over our pasture . . .

we breathe deeply

wheat gum

our laugh lines etched

with dust

a slice of moon

dangles from the auger . . .

rusty combine

barren fields

the scattered bones

of our farm

the jangle

of a tin roof leaving home . . .

desolate prairie 

The Haiku Foundation, Per Diem, June 2021

Selected by David Oates for the theme of "Passages": June 26, 2021

gone too soon

sakura blossoms

my old friends

Sakura Awards, Canada

Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival Haiku Invitational, 2015 

Tinywords, Issue 21.1, June 2021

Note: this haiku first appeared in Akitsu Quarterly, Summer 2020

 

Stardust Haiku, Issue 54, June 2021

morning chores

the hens announce

their eggs

Prune Juice, Issue 34, July 2021

 

Poetry Pea, June 2021

The Haiku Pea Podcast

Series 4, Episode 12 - "Original Haiku of the Seasons", June 21, 2021 

fallow fields a light dusting of snow geese

Mariposa 39, Autumn/Winter 2018

Shortlisted, 2018 Touchstone Awards

monarch migration

the unexpected tremor

of my lips

Our Best Haiga: Black & White Haiga/Haisha, June 2021

 Curated by Lavana Kray

June 3, 2021

(Note: this tanka was first published in Kokako 32, April 2020)

June 14, 2021

(Note: this haiku was first published in #FemkuMag 9, February 2019)

June 27, 2021

(Note: this tanka received 2nd place in the 2018 UHTS Fleeting Words Tanka Competition)

Modern Haiku, Vol. 52.2, Summer 2021

grape vines

these fingers that refuse

to bend

My thanks to Lee Gurga for giving the following haiku a mention in his essay, "Normative Haiku and Beyond":

summer fair

our dog retrieves

a lost boy

Mariposa 40, 2019

Failed Haiku - A Journal of English Senryu, Vol. 6, Issue 67, July 2021

 

Eucalypt, Issue 30, May 2021

smatterings

of earthstar fungi unfold

along this path

I try to reimagine

the time-lapse of my life

my dye pot

bubbles with delight

I offer

the day's new colours

to you for naming

Brass Bell, July 2021

Theme: childhood memories

cumulonimbus

the percussion of hail

against our silos

blistering sun

we wade through a river

of barley

dinner bell

the wind swallows

its sound

Australian Haiku Society, 2021

Winter Solstice Haiku String, June 21, 2021

chanterelles

dirt makes a map

of my palm