Tag: #senryu #poetry #poetrycommunity

  • THF Haiku Dialogue

    Delighted to be in The #HaikuFoundation’s #HaikuDialogue today on the overarching theme of #Surrealism and the painting “Landscape”. It was a challenge to pen such a haiku!

    Grateful to Lafcadio, Guest Editor, kj & Lori for the selection.

    Congratulations to all featured #poets.

  • The Bamboo Hut

    The Bamboo Hut Issue , September 2024 is online. The beautiful issue features four of my tanshi (short poem) along with those of many talented poets.

    Grateful to dear Steve Wilkinson, Editor for the publication.

    Congratulations to all featured poets.

    http://thebamboohut.weebly.com

  • VSANA

    Happy to share my 2 #haiku/#senryu and a #tanka published in #VSANA—Viewing Stone Association of North America today. These were composed on “An Abstract Painting by Picasso?” stone display for September 2024. This is a Namhangang River Korean stone.

    It is amazing to see how these stones inspire our imagination and trigger such diverse poems.

    Grateful to dear Tom Elias, Editor, VSANA and Congratulations to all fellow poets featured. www.vsana.org
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    https://www.vsana.org/ppp-28-sep-1–24

  • #FemkuMag, Summer 2024

    Thrilled to have a senryu in the beautiful #FemkuMag, Issue 36, Summer 2024.

    still ironing
    after four decades…
    our creases

    Grateful to dear Rowan Beckett Minor & Vandana, Editors for the kind acceptance and publication.

    Congratulations to all featured poets.

  • VSANA August

    Happy to share my 3 poems published on the website of #VSANA (Viewing Stones of North America). Grateful to dear Thomas Elias, for the publication.

    The stone for August was -“Friend of Bamboo”, a stone from the Boshan mountain in China.

    How a stone can trigger creativity and all of us penned diverse poems!Congratulations to all featured #poets.

    www.vsana.org
    vsana.viewing_stone

  • tsuri doro journal

    Issue #23, Sep/Oct 2024 of #tsuridōrō – a small journal of #haiku and #senryu is online.

    Happy to have a #haiku featured in the lovely journal. Grateful to Tony Pupello, Editor for the acceptance & publication. This poem was inspired by my first sight of Mount Fuji in Kyoto, Japan.

    Congratulations to all featured #poets.

  • Failed haiku

    Failedhaiku- a journal of English #senryu Volume 9, issue 102 is out and this beautiful issue brings together poets from all over the world.

    Grateful to dear Bryan Rickert, valued friend & brilliant Editor, for the acceptance & publication of two of my senryu. I am sorry to see him relinquishing editorship and will miss him. Grateful to him for his contribution to failed haiku and guidance to poets. Best wishes for the future dear Bryan.

    Congratulations to all featured poets.

  • Poetry Pea Podcast

    The popular Poetry Pea Podcast S7E35 on #senryu – The Senryu Way part one, went online on 27th August 2024.

    Grateful to Editor Patricia McGuire @ThePoetryPea for including my “borrowed anthology”senryu. This along with another poem- “photo-op” selected by Linda Ludwig for the video prompt will be published in the Poetry Pea Journal 4:24 releasing soon.
    @pealogic

    borrowed anthology—
    flipping pages to read
    the marginalia

    *

    photo-op…
    laughter travels
    across the Atlantic
    Neena Singh

    Congratulations to all #poets featured in the interesting podcast.

  • THF Haiku Dialogue

    The #HaikuFoundation’s #HaikuDialogue featured my #senryu yesterday. The theme was looking out—far from earth.

    Grateful to Marietta McGregor, Guest Editor for the selection.

    son’s telescope:
    the planets dance
    in tiny eyes

    • THF Haiku Dialogue, looking out- far from earth
  • Akita International Haiku Network, Japan

    Delighted that Akita International Haiku Network, Japan under its Haiku beyond Earth, publishes my 10 haiku and 5 nature photographs on its website today. The haiku have been translated into Japanese by Hidenori Hiruta san—many thanks to him. 🙏💐

    HAIKU and PHOTOS to Akita’s “Haiku Beyond Earth”

    Haiku by Neena Singh ( India)

    solitary walk
    a heron and I
    share a nod

    鷺と我孤高の歩み会釈する


    • sun on its wings
      a blue damselfly
      scatters light

    太陽を翼に乗せる糸蜻蛉青色の身が光を散らす

    • winter rain…
      the red cedar shades
      a soldier’s grave 冬の雨レッドシダーの陰に降る兵士の墓に寒々と降る

    ripening figs–
    fruit bats circle
    the darkening sky

    -Presence #79

    蝙蝠を魅する無花果熟れ始む

    • hospice visit…
      beside her empty bed
      the clock ticks
    • ホスピスの訪問受ける空ベッド

    half-filled birdbath
    on the water’s edge
    a tiny snail

    水盤に半分の水蝸牛

    • the silent love
      that left too soon…
      faded chrysanthemum

    菊褪せて無言の愛を残しけり

    • the lake mirrors
      two painted storks:
      spring dawn

    – Poetry Pea Journal, 2:24

    湖が鸛二羽映し出す春の夜明けの湖面に映る

    • autumn dusk
      a wood snipe rises
      from the marsh
    • Akitsu Quarterly, Fall/Winter 2024

    秋の暮れ湿地飛び立つ森の鴫

    • winter migrant…
      a northern shoveler
      swoops the lake

    – Poetry Pea Journal, 2:24

    渡り鳥嘴広鴨が湖に

    Haiku beyond Earth「天上俳句会」Haiku by Neena Singh

    My gratitude to Hidenori Hiruta san for his great effort in showcasing haiku poets from all over the world.