Delighted to feature in Modern haiku, the oldest and largest haiku journal outside Japan, Issue 53.3,
My grateful thanks to Paul Miller, Editor for acceptance & publication.
rain-soaked grass
legs of the lapwing
a bright yellow
Congratulations to all featured poets.
Thrilled to have won Honorable Mention in the prestigious Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival 2022 for my haiku:
a migrant child…
pockets filled
with sakura
Neena Singh
Chandigarh, India
Grateful to the honorable judges for selecting my haiku for HM.
Brass bell – a haiku journal, issue October 2022 is out with kitchen haiku as the theme this month.
Grateful to dear Zee Zahava, Editor & Curator for the acceptance & publication of two of my poems.
Read the wonderful selection here:
http://brassbellhaiku.blogspot.com/2022/10/kitchen-haiku.html?m=1
failed haiku, a journal of English senryu, volume 7, issue 82 is out. Grateful to Haiku Mike Michael Rehling, Bryan Rickert, Editors & Guest Editor Hemapriya Chellappan for the acceptance & publication of two of my senryu.
long flight…
a stranger
becomes a friend
looking…
the looking glass
looks at me
Poetry Pea Podcast S5E18 is out. The theme is Original haiku and senryu using contrast.
Grateful to Patricia McGuire, Editor for featuring my senryu on the podcast. This will also be featured in the Poetry Pea journal along with another accepted senryu.
city drive—
we carry our silence
through the traffic
Congratulations to all featured poets.
What a wonderful launch we had yesterday of Cafe Haiku’s 5th Anthology of haiku, haibun, tanka, renbun & gembun on relationships—Sharing my Solitude.
Poets from all over the world write about the people in their lives – family, people they meet and people they lost. Sometimes with sadness and lonliness, sometimes reliving memories and often with humour.
It was wonderful to hear Dr Brijesh Raj, Rohini Gupta, Geethanjali Rajan, Paresh Tiwari, Shalini Pattabiraman, Raamesh G R, K. Ramesh, Vidya Venkatramani, K Srilata, Deborah & Henryk read out their beautiful creations.
Honored to have a haibun “Bloodline” in the Anthology. Congratulations to all featured haijin.
The kindle edition is available on Amazon.
Wednesday brings the popular weekly Haiku Dialogue of The Haiku Foundation.
The theme this week was family portraits-Portrait 2: a photo of his daughter’s elopement wedding at a National Park during covid days.
237 haiku from 149 poets representing 29 countries were received. Grateful to John S Green, Guest Editor for including my haiku in the Editor’s Selections.
Thrilled to have my haiku up in “Under the Basho 2022” today.
Grateful to dear Kala Ramesh, Editor for the acceptance & Don Baird, Chief Editor for the publication. Thanks dear Hansha Teki for curating.
The September issue of brass bell: on the theme “homeplace” is published.
Grateful to Zee Zahava, Editor for including my haiku about the beloved home town where I was born and grew up. (Ae Shehre Lucknow, Tujhko Mera Salaam Hai 🙏). There is always a nostalgia for the childhood home! 💕
Congratulations to all featured poets in the lovely collection.
Pic: deviantart.com
Read the issue here:
http://brassbellhaiku.blogspot.com/
Come September and new poetry publications greet the day!
tsuri-doro, a small journal of haiku and senryu, Issue #11, September/October 2022 arrived in the early hours of the morning with two of my poems featured:
ice cream cart—
a street child and I
share a smile
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a white plover
so serene, and yet
my clouded mind
Grateful to dear Tony Pupello, Editor & congratulations to all featured poets.
