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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Wednesday, April 15, 2026

World Haiku, Number 22, 2026

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Translated into Japanese bag lady a halo of pigeons circling her head garden rookery the sycamore fills with shadows laden branches chickade...

Turf Cottage: Haiku and Senryu from the pages of Tsuri-Doro, 2026

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Honoured to have the following work selected by the editor, Tony Pupello, for inclusion in the 2026 anthology! banshee fog a barn owl summon...

Prune Juice, Issue 48, April 2026

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theremin hands that know the shape of sound fidget spinner whirlygigging into ataraxia

Presence, Number 84, March 2026

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hand-to-mouth nothing for the sun to eat except snow a sea lion lolling on the rocks . . . dad's snore strips off-grid cabin bog beacon ...

Our Best Haiga: Black and White Haiga/Haisha, April 2026

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  Curated by Lavana Kray April 9, 2026: "onion" feature (included among Selected Best/Onion for April)  (note: this haiku first ap...

Noon: Journal of the Short Poem, Issue 28, March 2026

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glacial flour the braided river unbraids crepuscular\rays\backslashing\into\sky\code

NeverEnding Story: Biting NOT Barking Series, March 2026

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Translated into Chinese by Chen-ou Liu: refugee train small hands starfished against the glass 1st Place, 2024 Triveni Awards Chen-ou Liu...

Leaf Journal, Issue 9, April 2026

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lacking agency : autumn leaves in the wind homestead the icicles taller than we were liquid sunshine a prairie rainbow in the making Thrille...

Haiku Canada Review, Volume 20, Number 1, February 2026

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wheelchair ramp the mountain continues to grow lynx and hare mother's doctor cuts to the chase

First Frost, #11, Spring 2026

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the foxtails sweep off your grave . . . chinook wind wet footprints a map on the cabin floor

#FemkuMag, Issue 41, Spring 2026

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My thanks to guest editor, Vandana Parashar, for inclusion in this International Women's Month issue! hurkle-durkle it's been that k...

Enchanted Garden Haiku Journal, Issue 15, Emerald, April 2026

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Translated into Romanian the moss on an angel's wing . . . vespers Thrilled to receive an Editor's Choice for the following haiga! C...

Dadakuku, April 2026

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Identity Politics labelling culture : even the bipolar butterfly nebula

Contemporary Haibun Online, Issue 22.1, April 2026

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Haiga Gallery: selected by Ron Moss

Circle of Salt, March 2026

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Wave Maidens

Chrysanthemum, Number 36, April 2026

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Translated into German

Akitsu Quarterly, Spring/Summer 2026

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first robins the pillar-to-post of their songs bird's nest fungi the eggs that wait for rain sun showers one cloud pinned to the clothes...

Acorn, Number 56, Spring 2026

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cloudfall mother's face softens into sleep

The Abstractaphy Initiative: aBstractaphy-from the palETTE, journalette 10 - March 28, 2026

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  Curated by Tish Davis (note: this haiga first appeared in Haigaonline, Volume 21, #2, August 2020)

The Abstractaphy Initiative, March 2026

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  Curated by Richard Grahn (note: this haiga first appeared in black and white in World Haiku, #17, 2021) (note: this haiga first appeared i...
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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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