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Author Aidan Castle—the immediacy of one-line haiku: Commentaries on his "whales breaching the inside of a wish"
Last Chance to Submit to the February 2024 THF Monthly Kukai
Today is the final opportunity to enter your poem in the THF Monthly Kukai . . .
Book of the Week – abandoned outport by Nick Avis
Nick Avis' "abandoned outport" is The Haiku Foundation's (THF) Book of the Week for February 12, 2024. Kerry Hammergren states, "Avis uses his broad range of form to show his individual style and creativity."
New to Haiku: Postcards for Anna
4/29/24 — Update! Anna was thrilled with the advice that she received both here and in her mailbox. She wrote, in part, “So many friendly, welcoming cards and notes whallybopped me with joy and awe. You should have warned me,…
Haiku for Parkinson’s: Catherine Mair and The Katikati Haiku Pathway
While Parkinson's Disease is thought to shrink the world of those living with it, Catherine Mair, by conceiving and establishing The Katikati Haiku Pathway, has opened a pathway to haiku for others.
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Alan Harvey—conflicting emotions: commentaries on "dad's tool shed—/the taste of iron/in my blood" by P.H.Fischer
Still Time to Submit to the February 2024 THF Monthly Kukai
You can still participate in the THF Monthly Kukai . . .
HAIKU DIALOGUE – All the World’s a Stage – curtain call – commentary
curtain call – commentary