It’s always an honor to feature in Charlotte’s beautiful Writer’s Blog!
Grateful to dear Charlotte Digregorio for featuring my #senryu in her beautiful blog today. The senryu won #HonorableMention in the H. Gene Murtha Memorial Senryu Contest 2024 organized by failed haiku, Editor Bryan Rickert. Thanks to the judges John Pappas & Marilyn Ashbaugh for giving it life.
This senryu is very close to my heart as it is dedicated to Rumi my beloved pet.
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Delighted to have a #senryu in the beautiful Wales Haiku Journal, Summer ’24 issue which is live today.
Grateful to Joe Woodhouse & C X Turner Luci, Editors for the honor who have advised that a whopping 2331 poems from across the globe were submitted for this edition of which only 217 were chosen.
Congratulations to all featured #poets.
Read here:
https://www.waleshaikujournal.com/copy-of-summer-2023
It’s Wednesday – #haikufoundation’s #HaikuDialogue day and glad to see my #haiku featured in the long list. This week’s theme was waves and wind (at the beach).
Grateful to Deborah Karl-Brandt, Guest Editor, for selecting my ku.
Congratulations to all featured poet friends.
The Monsoon Edition 2024 of #Triya journal is online. Grateful to dear Teji Sethi, Editor & Team – Priti Sahayogi Chahar & Vaibhav Joshi for such an aesthetic & beautiful journal showcasing the poems of 37 poets from all over the world.
What an honour to have my #senryu translated in #Hindi and a #tanka too both republished. Congratulations to all featured #poet friends.
www.thetriyamag.org
Grateful to Robin Jacobson, Editor for the acceptance & publication.
Congratulations to all featured #poets.
Poetry Pea Journal 3:24 is out.
Thanks to Patricia McGuire @pealogic for featuring two of my single object haiku. The “scent of spring” was read out in the podcast and our mangoes did vanish in the summer vacation!
Congratulations to all featured poets.
Happy to share my 2 senryu poems published on the website of VSANA (Viewing Stones of North America). Grateful to dear Thomas Elias, for the acceptance and publication.
The stone for June was the Senshu Pot stone. These stones (Tsubo-ishi) are round or nearly round concretions with a hole suggesting a thick-walled pot. They are found in the Wakayama mountain range overlooking the Osaka Plain. When they are dug from the earth, they are covered with red soil that must be removed with a wire brush.
Happy to share my 3 tanka poems published on the website of VSANA (Viewing Stones of North America). Grateful to dear Thomas Elias, for the acceptance and publication.
The stone for May was -“The Thinker” this stone was found on a rocky beach on the Southeast Coast of Puerto Rico, near Maunabo, about 10 years ago. The stone could have several interpretations. It strongly evokes an image of Auguste Rodin’s celebrated statue in Paris.
Congratulations to all featured poets.
www.vsana.org
vsana.viewing_stone
Bryan Rickert, Editor, failed haiku announces the results of the H. Gene Murtha Memorial Senryu Contest 2024 and among the #HonorableMentions my senryu has also found a place. Thanks to judges Marilyn Ashbaugh & John Pappas for the great effort in selecting the winners.
Grateful to dear Bryan for organizing this contest and congratulations to the winners & HMs for their awesome senryu.
