Honoured to have 2 #haiku published by the Consulate General of Japan in Toronto today as #Sakura haiku challenge 2025 entries.
Grateful to them for the acceptance & publication. Congratulations to all featured #poets.
Photo courtesy son Prakarsh Singh from Seattle where sakura blooms.
Thrilled to have a #haiku & a #haiga in the beautiful journal. Grateful to dear Geethanjali Rajan-Haiku Editor, Lavana Kray-Haiga Editor, and dear Sonam Chhoki, Editor-in-Chief, & Mike Montreuil, Managing Editor.
a lone boat
oars the sunrise…
misty hills
Both the haku and haiga are inspired by Sukhna Lake
Congratulations to all featured #poets & artists.
Grateful to Jorge Alberto Giallorenzi, Editor for featuring my son Prakarsh’s photograph on the cover page with a haiku by Florin Ciobica in #Romanian, English & #Spanish.
forest bathing
my granddaughter counts
shades of green
Congratulations dear Prakarsh & Florian! A meeting of India, Romania & Argentina! 💕
Grateful to dear Rev. Maurice J. Reynolds, Owner-Editor for the publication of my two #haiku and a #tanka.
It’s a beautiful issue replete with poetry from all over the world, and lovely photographs. The website has information on new features and opportunities for poetry submission.
Congratulations to all featured #poets.
The #WalesHaikuJournal #Spring 2025 Edition is now live. It takes us through the season, from Spring Stirs, through Spring Sings, to Spring Settles. The journal received a record 2620 poems from 317 poets living in six continents.
Kudos to Joe Woodhouse & CX Turner Luci, Co-Editors, for such a beautiful issue filled with the joys of Spring. Grateful to have a #haiku featured in Spring Sings.
Congratulations to all poet #friends.
https://www.waleshaikujournal.com/
Happy to share my 2 #senryu and a #tanka published on the website of #VSANA (Viewing Stones of North America). The stone for April was “Water Poem”, a four-lobed stone in a river in the Rocky Mountains in the Western United States.
Grateful to dear Thomas Elias, for the acceptance and publication.
Congratulations to all featured #poets.
www.vsana.org
vsana.viewing_stone
Happy to share my 3 haiku/senryu published on the website of #VSANA (Viewing Stones of North America).
Grateful to dear Thomas Elias, for the acceptance and publication.
The stone for March was “Cape Hangen” the Seta river stone named Cape of the Depressed Boulder by its previous owner.
Congratulations to all featured #poets.
www.vsana.org
vsana.viewing_stone
Sharing my recent talk on Japanese short forms of poetry for Melow (Society for the Study of Multi-Ethnic Literatures of the World).
Grateful to Prof. Manju Jaidka, President, Melow for inviting me to share my love for haiku, tanka and haibun with the hope to spread the awareness of this art form more and more.
Issue #27- May/June 2025 of #tsuri-dōrō – a small journal of #haiku and #senryu is now online.
Happy to have my #haiku featured in the lovely journal. Grateful to Tony Pupello, Editor for the acceptance & publication.
Congratulations to all featured #poets.
Chrysanthemum April 2025, issue 34 is out. Happy to have a haiku in it along with the German translation.
Grateful to dear Beate Conrad, Editor for the selection and congratulations to all featured poets.
