Warp and Weft ~ Images and Words

Welcome to this archive of my published poetry, photography and art. Thank you for allowing me to share my creative passions with you, and for taking the time to visit. Please be kind, and do not copy any of the content on this site without permission and attribution. All rights reserved © Debbie Strange. I unfold my origami self / and swim into a lake of fire / washing my hair in ashes / the crane-legged words / of a thousand burning poems.

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Thursday, October 09, 2025

Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival, Haiku Invitational, 2025

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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

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Thrilled to have the following collages selected for this issue: chaos echoes frayed

Triveni Haikai India, September 2025

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My thanks to Anju Kishore and Mohua Maulik for including the following haiku in the Triveni Spotlight Feature on September 17, 2025. This ha...

Trash Panda, Volume 9, Summer 2025

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petroglyphs a kayak claimed by the rocks Mariposa 51

Kick the Clouds: The Haiku Foundation Volunteer Anthology 2025

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I'm honoured to be a content provider for The Haiku Foundation's HaikuLife Film Festival, Haiga Galleries, Haku of the Day, New to H...

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

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Selected by Ranice Tara for the theme of "Mother Nature": September 23, 2025 stepping stones a damselfly invites us to change cour...

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

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

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

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Translated into German Honoured to have the following collaborative haiga included in this issue! photographs: Claudia Brefeld haiku: Debbie...

Smols, October 2025

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ornithologicallyinclined  I crow you ⓒraven

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

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in this place of moss and shadow we emerge newly born, and yet somehow ancient

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

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  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

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amber light the aspens don't hold back muted gold the burning tapers of tamaracks

Horror Senryu Journal, September 2025

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buried alive snakes uncoil from my hair

Heliosparrow Poetry Journal, September 2025

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  Featured September 13, 2025:

Haiku Page, Issue 11, September 2025

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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 ...

Haiga in Focus, Issue 86, October 2025

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  Curated by Claudia Brefeld Translated into German

Fresh Out: An Arts and Poetry Collective, September 2025

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  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

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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

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Daily Haiku Special - September 25, 2025 campfire nights we ride in on the back of a song 3rd Place 2025 New Zealand Poetry Society Internat...

Dadakuku, September 2025

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Clothing Does Not Equal Consent they say it's her fault the (basal) cleavage (of mica)
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Debbie Strange
Manitoba, Canada
I write Japanese short form poetry in English (tanka, haiku, senryu) and tanshi (small poems). I also create haiga (haiku with art) and tanka/tanshi art. You are welcome to visit me on Instagram @debbiemstrange
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