Showing posts with label Pan Haiku Review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pan Haiku Review. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 28, 2024

The Pan Haiku Review, Issue 3, Summer 2024

Thrilled to have one sijo and one free verse poem (respectively) selected for this "challenge" issue!


Joy and Sorrow

The things I recall from childhood—horses and hay, sisters and snow.
We danced under curtains of northern lights and sang until morning.
Brushfires in their greediness eat the remnants of our past.


The Way I Remember It

Christmas Eve, lit by mothwings of snowflakes fluttering against tradition's candles, incinerated until nothing remained but an ashy wafer of poverty dissolving upon the tongue of childhood.



 

Monday, February 19, 2024

The Pan Haiku Review, Issue 2, Winter 2023

The Kigo Lab Issue: New Year's Eve, 2023


canyonlands
a meadowlark sings
me out of myself

1st Place
Drifting Sands Monuments #1 Contest, 2022


points of light
beneath the snow . . .
kinnikinnick

(note: kinnikinnick = common bearberry - berries stay on the plant through winter, unless the birds and bears eat them all!)

Thursday, June 01, 2023

The Pan Haiku Review, The Inaugural Issue, Spring 2023

Single-line haiku:


redheading my inner fox


Duostich:


sirocco
we learn sand's language


snow-capped
wrapping my scarf in clouds