Honoured to have the following work selected for this final issue of the journal. I'm beyond grateful to Mike Rehling for his generous support over the years, and to all of the editors and guest editors who have selected my work. Special thanks to Kelly Moyer for putting together this last issue - a labour of love for all concerned!
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Showing posts with label senryu. Show all posts
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Monday, September 08, 2025
Saturday, August 23, 2025
Geppo: The Work-Study Journal of the Yuki Teikei Haiku Society, Volume L:1, February 2025
November 2024 - January 2025
Grateful to have a mention of my new book, Random Blue Sparks, included in this issue!
soup kitchen the salt and pepper hair of a veteran
light ricochets
off a snowy owl's wing . . .
ice pellets
hot tenting
the sudden sizzle
of northern lights
new year's thaw
all the snowmen
losing weight
Winter Challenge Kigo: Winter Mountain, fuyu no yama
clouds crash
into the winter mountain . . .
pain flare
Honoured to know that "soup kitchen" and "new year's thaw" were included among Dojin Patricia J. Machmiller's favourites!
Also honoured that "new year's thaw" was included among the "Voted Best" (7 or more votes) in the subsequent issue,
The Haiku Foundation, Haiku of the Day (formerly Per Diem), May 2025
Selected by Jim Kacian for the theme of "Haiku About Glaciers": May 3, 2025
calving glacier
i decide when
to let go
Failed Haiku 4.46, 2019
The Cicada's Cry: A Micro-Zine of Haiku Poetry, Summer 2025
ice cream cart
a child counting
sand dollars
Monday, August 11, 2025
Triya Mag: Monsoon Edition, June/July 2025
Translated into Hindi
sea pebbles
glistening in the sun
we, too
lose more of ourselves
with every passing wave
Honourable Mention, 2020 British Haiku Society Tanka Awards
snowmelt
the wild crocuses
you loved
2nd Place, 2019 Morioka International Haiku Contest
Prune Juice, Issue 46, August 2025
Grateful to have the following work included in the last issue edited by Antoinette Cheung and P.H. Fischer:
tsundoku
we don't know what
we don't know
(note: tsundoku: the art of book accumulation)
#FemkuMag, Issue 39, Summer 2025
fogged in
a friend jumps off the bridge
to nowhere
bully culture
six coyotes surround
a mule deer
if we had one
to call our own . . .
star nursery
Note: this issue also includes a lovely review of Random Blue Sparks. It can be accessed under the Random Blue Sparks tab of this blog. My deepest thanks to Rowan Beckett Minor for the sensitive reading and commentary.
Sunday, July 06, 2025
Failed Haiku - A Journal of English Senryu, Vol. 10, Number 110, July 2025
Thrilled to have the following collaborations and translations included in this issue:
German Translations and Images by Claudia Brefeld (senryu by me):
Köcherfliegen
das Abstreifen der Hülle
von dem, was war
ikterischer Himmel
das Baby, das es nicht
nach Hause schafft
Kyoka collaboration with Graham Bates:
shark teeth . . .
infinite regeneration
is just
the remedy for which
I have been looking!
(note: not long after we wrote this, human teeth were grown in a lab for the first time ever.)
Wednesday, June 18, 2025
Suspect Device Punkzine, Number 16, June 2025
Turning Japanese : Crossroads
My thanks to the editor, Tim Gardiner, for nominating the following poem for a Touchstone Award:
autumn winds
a shift in the balance
of power
Shadow Pond Journal, Issue 5, June 2025
theme: love
golden anniversary the moonflower's heart-shaped leaves
Tuesday, June 03, 2025
Friday, May 16, 2025
The One Art Haiku Anthology, 2025
Curated by Katie Dozier
forcing bulbs
girls who have learned
the hard way
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