Grateful dear Rachna for featuring this split sequence written by Ravi Kiran and me in the Daily Verse segment of Thewiseowl Emag today. Your visuals have made the poem beautiful!
Congratulations dear Ravi and thanks for creating this image. It was a joy to write with you.
https://www.dailyversethewiseowl.art/
Thanks to S Affan Yesvi, Editor-in-Chief for the publication.
Hope readers will enjoy reading this interesting article on rengay. Your feedback is most welcome!
https://rhyvers.com/haiku-blossoms-23/
Delighted to share the beautiful issue 1.2 of haikuNetra! Thanks to founding editor Daipayan Nair & co-editor Lev Hart for publishing my senryu in “haiku Jyoti the third eye” section. The creatively named sections add much value to the poems.
https://haikunetra.blogspot.com/2023/10/haikunetra-issue-12.html?m=1
Happy to share my #haiku #senryu and #tanka published in #VSANA—Viewing Stone Association of North America. These were composed on the stone for September 2023 — a natural piece of Japanese copper mounted on a custom-made ceramic base.
Grateful to dear Tom Elias, Editor,VSANA.
Grateful to dear Lavana Kray for featuring my monochromatic #haiga in her BLACK & WHITE HAIGA/HAISHA project on 11th September 2023.
This blog is gathering the most interesting #black-and-white haiga/haisha in the world.
Thrilled to have a haiku featured in #Frogpond, 46.3, #Autumn 2023 issue. Frogpond is the print journal of the #HaikuSocietyofAmerica.
Grateful to Jacob Salzer, Editor for the kind guidance & acceptance.
Happy to share my 3 #haiku #senryu published in #VSANA—Viewing Stone Association of North America. These were composed on the stone for August 2023 — “Feelings” a small, natural #chrysanthemum flower stone from Neo Valley, #Japan.
Grateful to dear Tom Elias, Editor, VSANA.
Delighted to be in Triveni—thinkALONG on 3rd & 4th October 2023. Thanks dear Lakshmi for the good news!
A TUESDAY FEATURE
hosts: Muskaan Ahuja & Lakshmi Iyer
guest editor: Daipayan Nair
Grateful to dear Daipayan for digging out this haiku of mine published in THF Haiku Dialogue with the Editor’s Commentary. Friends desirous of learning more about haiku may like to visit the Triveni website—https://www.trivenihaikai.in/post/thinkalong-3-october.
Daipayan writes—I would invite you all to write a haiku using the sound alliteration and make us all hear the unsung notes!
Akita International Haiku Network under its World Haiku Series, publishes my 10 haiku and photographs today. The haiku have been translated in Japanese by Hidenori Hiruta san, who has been inspired to share haiku by Japanese poets published in HI of the Haiku International Association.
My gratitude to Hidenori Hiruta san for his great effort in showcasing haiku poets from all over the world.
Haiku by Neena Singh
light dawns
under the ficus tree
a lotus blooms
光が明ける
イチジクの木の下で
蓮が咲く
*
back to earth
by the gardener’s rake
autumn deepens
地球に戻る
庭師の熊手で
秋が深まる
*
ripe lychees
red-bottomed bulbuls
pray, leave some for me
熟したライチ
赤いお尻のヒヨドリ
祈る、私に少し残してください
*
old bookmark…
blossoms of Kyoto
still deeply etched
古いブックマーク
京都の花々
まだ深く刻まれている
*
autumn dusk…
a family of ducks
fades into the sunset
秋の夕暮れ
鴨の家族
夕焼けに消えていく
*
chanting prayers…
an earthen lamp
set afloat
祈りを唱えている
土のランプ
浮かぶ
*
snowmelt…
the robin on the roof
hides a song
雪が溶ける
屋根の上のロビン
歌を隠す
*
crescent moon…
a little lopsided
the snowman’s smile
三日月
少し偏った
雪だるまの笑顔
*
a lone seagull
ripples the waves
winter solstice
孤独なカモメ
波を揺らす
冬至
*
this year
for you and me
two cold winters
今年度
あなたと私のために
二つの寒い冬
－ Translated into Japanese by Hidenori Hiruta
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Updated Bio:
Neena has self-published two books of poetry—”Whispers of the Soul” and “One Breath Poetry”.
Neena runs a non-profit for the education and health of underprivileged children and lives in Chandigarh, India with her husband Prithpal and pet labrador Rumi.
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Inspired by fine works of haiku and photos by Neena Singh, Hidenori Hiruta introduces some Japanese Haiku (Japanese/English) from HI (Haiku International) magazine issued by HIA (HAIKU INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION).
韓に向く海ひろらかに海苔掻女
(kan ni muku umi hiroraka ni nori kakime)
in the wide sea
opposite Korea
women harvesting seaweed
宮本 よしえ
MIYAMOTO Yoshie
HI 2018 No.137
浅草や青い瞳黒い瞳桜咲く
(asakusa ya aoi hitomi kuroi hitomi sakura saku)
Asakusa –
blue eyes and black ones, too,
cherry blossom time
石綿 久子
ISHIWATA Hisako
HI 2018 No.137
盛んなる野火に戦火の記憶濃し
(sakan naru nobi ni senka no kioku koshi)
Roaring flames in the field
strong memories
of wartime fires
可々子
KAKASHI
HI 2018 No.137
冬将軍一進一退鬩ぎ合ふ
(fuyu-shōgun isshin ittai semegi au)
Jack Frost
advances and retreats
comes and goes
小滝 眞珠雄
KODAKI Masuo
HI 2018 No.137
音も無く落ちて天向く散椿
(oto mo naku ochi te ten muku chiri tsubaki)
Falling noiselessly
looking at sky
a falling camellia
柘植 草風
TSUGE Sōfū
HI 2018 No.137
凍る夜やピカソの女泣き崩れ
(kōru yo ya pikaso no onna naki-kuzure)
Freezing night –
Picasso’s woman
wails into shards
悟
SATORU
HI 2018 No.137
梟や太古は海底なりし山
(fukurō ya taiko wa kaitei narishi yama)
Owls are crying
in the mountain,
it was seabed long time ago
杉山 やよひ
SUGIYAMA Yayoi
HI 2018 No.137
Please visit the site to see the photographs. Your feedback will be much appreciated.
World Haiku Series 2022 (89) Haiku by Neena Singh
The fine #MambaJournal of Africa #africahaiku Network Issue 14, September 2023 is out.
Grateful to Adjei Agyei-Baah and Kwaku Feni Adow, Editors for the acceptance & publication of my #haiku and #Haiga. Thanks to my dear school friend AnilSneh Verma for the lovely garden photo that inspired the Haiga.
Congratulations to all featured poets in the beautiful journal.
https://africahaikunetwork.files.wordpress.com/2023/09/mamba-issue-14-1.pdf
