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Haiku of the Day Theme for July 2026: Haiku About Birds
Maeve O'Sullivan has curated a selection of Haiku on birds for the July month of Haiku of the Day.
Moon and Finger 4 – How to Let Go
Old Pond, Still New Part III: a structural reading of Bashō’s most famous haiku
Haiku for Healing Interview – Sean O’Connor
Honing kigo, waka and haibun to universalise the devastations of death, war and dislocation
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Adel Imhof—geography is memory: commentaries on Shelli Jankowski-Smith's monoku "fading foothills the marriage lost in creeping sepia"
Last Chance to Vote in the June 2026 THF Monthly Kukai
Last day to vote in the THF Monthly Kukai . . .
Moon and Finger 3 – When the Pond Jumps into the Frog
Old Pond, Still New Part II: a structural reading of Bashō’s most famous haiku
New to Haiku: Advice for Beginners-R.C. Thomas
Today at New to Haiku, let's welcome R.C. Thomas. He is the current Laureate of…
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Alan Summers—everything depends on that comma: commentaries on "a second ambulance / passes, silently / in the rain" by Alan Yan
THF Monthly Kukai Voting Ballot — June 2026
Vote for your favorites in the THF Monthly Kukai . . .
Moon and Finger 2 — Old Pond, Where It Begins
Old Pond, Still New Part I: a structural reading of Bashō’s most famous haiku
Last Chance to Submit to the June 2026 THF Monthly Kukai
Today is the final opportunity to enter your poem in the THF Monthly Kukai . . .
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Isabella Mori—they are connected: commentaries on "empty crab shell— / the tide / through it" by Jacek Margolak
Nominate Your Favorite Book for a 2026 Touchstone Award
Nominate your favorite new collection for a Touchstone!