re:Virals 375
Amoolya Kamalnath - a lot to learn from redwood trees: commentaries on Robin Smith's "at/ the/ base/ of/ a/ redwood/ lessons/ on/ perspective "
Haiku Comics of The Hamilton Bay — “no masks”
Haiku Comics of Hamilton Bay is a biweekly comics feature from Monica Plant.
re:Virals 374
Rupa Anand — a deep dissatisfaction and disconnect with nature: commentaries on "wasteland/the contentment/of the herd" by Eva Limbach
re:Virals 373
Amanda White — mourning the child now grown: commentaries on "bookmark/where my son/grew too old" by Chad Lee Robinson.
Haiku Comics of The Hamilton Bay — “the council”
Haiku Comics of Hamilton Bay is a biweekly comics feature from Monica Plant.
re:Virals 372
Sébastien Revon — the essence of beginnings: commentaries on "Today/our story starts/with cherry blossoms." by Chloe Chan
Book of the Week: Fish and Moon: A Chapbook of Haiku by Canadian Poet Terry Ann Carter
Poet and paper artist, Terry Ann Carter is the author of six collections of long form poetry, two haiku guidebooks, and five haiku chapbooks.
re:Virals 371
Harrison Lightwater: flowers come out?.. commentaries on "chrysanthemums trying on my wife's kimono" by Jacob Blumner
Haiku Comics of The Hamilton Bay — “complements”
Haiku Comics of Hamilton Bay is a biweekly comics feature from Monica Plant.
re:Virals 370
Sushama Kapur: classic horror - commentaries on "the scream it owns just before it" by John Hawkhead
Second Life: Japanese Haiku in Translation — “the skeleton”
Second Life: Japanese Haiku in Translation is a weekly look at haiku from the source, and how it might be brought to us, presented by Dan Bornstein.
Book of the Week: Snail My Friend: A Collection of Haiku by Nika (Jim Force) and Issa
Nika’s haiku were written in direct response to those of Issa or as a response to similar life experiences.
Second Life: Japanese Haiku in Translation — “night fog”
Second Life: Japanese Haiku in Translation is a weekly look at haiku from the source, and how it might be brought to us, presented by Dan Bornstein.
re:Virals 369
Amoolya Kamalnath - something large, something small: commentaries on "uploading to the cloud dandelions" by Marilyn Ashbaugh
Book of the Week: Oblici Praznine (The Shapes of Emptiness): Haiku in Croatian by Robert Bebek
Readers of Mr. Bebek’s subtle haiku will encounter an awesome sensibility: most notable in the poet’s appreciation of nuance, and in his close identification with nature .
Haiku Comics of The Hamilton Bay — “such a red”
Haiku Comics of Hamilton Bay is a biweekly comics feature from Monica Plant.
re:Virals 368
Sébastien Revon - accepting, embracing, our light and darkness: commentaries on "i am i am not the darkness between subway stations" by Frank Dietrich
Second Life: Japanese Haiku in Translation — “the fan”
Second Life: Japanese Haiku in Translation is a weekly look at haiku from the source, and how it might be brought to us, presented by Dan Bornstein.
re:Virals 367
Marcie Wessels — stronger through our connections with others: commentary on Ella Aboutboul's "butterfly knot / each of us / a wing"
Second Life: Japanese Haiku in Translation — “some sleep”
Second Life: Japanese Haiku in Translation is a weekly look at haiku from the source, and how it might be brought to us, presented by Dan Bornstein.