Brass bell – a haiku journal, issue November 2022 is out with one line haiku this month.
Grateful to dear Zee Zahava, Editor & Curator for the acceptance & publication of my haiku.
climbing uphill the wind in the prayer flags
Neena Singh
Congratulations to all featured poets.
Read the wonderful collection here:
http://brassbellhaiku.blogspot.com/2022/11/one-line-haiku.html?m=1
In Scarlet Dragonfly Halloween Special today, thanks to Kathleen Trocmet, Editor who is celebrating the day publishing Halloween haiku.
Happy Halloween to US family & friends. 🎃
a skeleton
rattles the door…
autumn wind
Photo courtesy Prakarsh.
tsuri-doro, a small journal of haiku and senryu, Issue #12, Nov/Dec 2022 arrived in the early hours of the morning with two of my poems featured:
Grateful to dear Tony Pupello, Editor for the publication, and congratulations to all featured poets in the beautiful issue.
Woke up to see the beautiful micro-zine of haiku poetry —The Cicada’s Cry, Autumn 2022 Edition with my haiku featured in it.
I loved the charming presentation and am deeply honored to be in it. Grateful to Joanne M Reinbold, Editor for the acceptance & publication. 🙏💕
Congratulations to Joanne & the other 10 featured poets. 💐
Read the lovely issue here: https://thecicadascry.blogspot.com/2022/10/the-cicadas-cry-autumn-edition-2022.html
Wednesday brings Haiku Dialogue and the theme this week was “A Good Wander: The Art of Pilgrimage – Obstacles & Trials” with Guest Editor P. H. Fischer.
Grateful to have a ku featured, thanks to the Editors.
Delighted that Ribbons Fall 2022 issue features my tanka prose. Ribbons is the prestigious tanka journal of the Tanka Society of America.
Grateful to Susan Weaver, Editor & Liz Lanigan, Tanka Prose Editor for the acceptance & publication.
All Things Bright and Beautiful Neena Singh, Chandigarh, India
time-travel
walking with my father
under a starry sky
his poetic voice
resounds in my ears
On a walk to Kirke Park, Seattle, with my 5-year-old grandson, we share and revel in the natural and living wonders that we encounter: leaves turning; the smile and greeting of a stranger; the watchful eyes of a tabby cat in the alley; the ah so sweet red raspberries, ripe to pluck; the baby snail in the garden; a fragrant lavender bush with hordes of bumblebees buzzing in and out; the luminous white daisies with yellow hearts.
He points his little hand, chatting excitedly at everything he sees; and I pause to look at these wonders through his eyes.
despite entropy…
the quantum soup
bubbles afresh
as he holds my hand
to cross the road
Thanks to dear Julie Bloss Kelsey for including me in this display of 52 haiku poets on the Haiku Foundation.
This was in response to Julie’s question—which published haiku of yours speaks “This Is Me”.
Below is mine, which speaks for itself!
https://thehaikufoundation.org/new-to-haiku-the-haiku-mixer/
My collaborative Haiga in the beautiful Cattails journal, October 2022 issue.
Grateful to Lavana Kray, Haiga Editor for the acceptance & publication.
My friend Pritpal Sagoo of Bushtrek Safaris clicked this amazing photo and the Haiga came to life! 💕
Cattails October 2022 issue is out! Thrilled to have a haiku, senryu & a haiga in the beautiful journal. The joy of reading the ku in Hindi is immeasurable. Will share the haiga separately.
Grateful to Sonam Chhoki, Editor-in-Chief, Mike Montreuil, Managing Editor and the Editorial Team—Geethanjali Rajan for haiku, David J Kelly for senryu & Lavana Kray for haiga. On the lovely cover is “Bird of Paradise” by friend Christina Chin.
Read the issue here:
http://www.cattailsjournal.com/issues/cattails222.pdf
Delighted to have two haiku featured in the Sakura Haiku Challenge Anthology published by the Consulate General of Japan in Toronto.
Grateful to the Consulate & the Editorial Committee for the beautiful digital anthology received today. 🙏💐
