Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival, Haiku Invitational, 2025

afternoon tea
house finches stir up
the cherry blossoms

Sakura Awards, Canada

Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival Haku Invitational, 2025

 

Utriculi, Issue 2, Part 2, September 2025

Thrilled to have the following collages selected for this issue:

chaos

echoes

frayed

Triveni Haikai India, September 2025

My thanks to Anju Kishore and Mohua Maulik for including the following haiku in the Triveni Spotlight Feature on September 17, 2025. This haiku was included in my essay in Janice Doppler's book, "One Thread, Zoka in Contemporary Haiku," published in 2024:

alpine camp

meteors falling

into our mouths

Modern Haiku 55.1

 

Trash Panda, Volume 9, Summer 2025

petroglyphs

a kayak claimed

by the rocks

Mariposa 51

Kick the Clouds: The Haiku Foundation Volunteer Anthology 2025

I'm honoured to be a content provider for The Haiku Foundation's HaikuLife Film Festival, Haiga Galleries, Haku of the Day, New to Haiku, and Haiku for Parkinson's features (among others). I have also donated several artworks to the Gift Shop as tokens of my thanks!

busker's hat

a child offers coins

of dried lunaria

1st Place

2022 Bloodroot Haiku Award

The Haiku Foundation: Haiku of the Day (formerly Per Diem), September 2025

Selected by Ranice Tara for the theme of "Mother Nature": September 23, 2025

stepping stones

a damselfly invites us

to change course

The Heron's Nest 22.4, December 2020

Talking About Strawberries All of the Time, Issue 15, October 2025

Happy to have my "liminal" #1-3 collage series in this issue!

 

Sommergras: Magazine of the German Haiku Society, Issue 150, September 2025

Translated into German

Honoured to have the following collaborative haiga included in this issue!

photographs: Claudia Brefeld

haiku: Debbie Strange

Smols, October 2025

ornithologicallyinclined 

I crow you ⓒraven

Quail Eggs: A Tanka Journal, Issue 2, September 2025

in this place

of moss and shadow

we emerge

newly born, and yet

somehow ancient

Our Best Haiga: Black & White Haiga/Haisha, September 2025

 Curated by Lavana Kray

September 28, 2025

(note: this haiga previously appeared in World Haiku No. 11, 2022)

Humana Obscura, Issue Number 14, Fall 2025

amber light

the aspens

don't hold back

muted gold

the burning tapers

of tamaracks

Horror Senryu Journal, September 2025

buried alive

snakes uncoil

from my hair

Heliosparrow Poetry Journal, September 2025

 Featured September 13, 2025:

Haiku Page, Issue 11, September 2025

you taught me

to find the silver lining

in all things . . .

this moth-eaten shawl

pinpricked with stars

a swarm

of funnel clouds comes

from nowhere

your mood changing

into something darker

this beach,

nearly deserted . . .

the sand

in summer's hourglass

running on empty

Haiga in Focus, Issue 86, October 2025

 Curated by Claudia Brefeld

Translated into German

Fresh Out: An Arts and Poetry Collective, September 2025

 Curated by Eric A. Lohman

Featured Artist: September 16, 2025

(note: this haiku first appeared in Paint Me, 2024 NZPS Anthology)

Five Fleas Itchy Poetry, September 2025

winter light pillars making the most of insomnia

fortune teller there will be (s)crying in my future

Daily Haiku: Charlotte Digregorio's Writer's Blog, September 2025

Daily Haiku Special - September 25, 2025

campfire nights

we ride in on the back

of a song

3rd Place

2025 New Zealand Poetry Society International Haiku Competition

sugar maples

small boys running

until they can't

Shortlisted, Best-of-Issue Award

Presence, No. 81, March 2025

 

Dadakuku, September 2025

Clothing Does Not Equal Consent

they say it's her fault the (basal) cleavage (of mica)