The Librarian’s Cache – Essays in the Digital Library
There are more than 250 essays in the digital library on a wide range of haiku-related topics.
Per Diem/Haiku of the Day for September 2022: Country Life
Per Diem/Haiku of the Day for September 2022 features Guest Editor Carol Reynolds and the Illawong Haiku Group collection on the theme of Country Life.
The Librarian’s Cache – Stardust Haiku: Poetry With a Little Sparkle
Stardust Haiku is a monthly haiku journal published by Valentina Ranaldi-Adams.
Per Diem/Haiku of the Day for June 2022: Familiarity
Haiku on the theme of Familiarity, as selected by Vandana Parashar.
Per Diem/Haiku of the Day for April 2022: Presence and Absence
Haiku on the theme of Presence and Absence, as selected by Maxianne Berger.
Per Diem/Haiku of the Day for May 2022: Early Childhood
Haiku on the theme of Early Childhood, as selected by John S. Green
The Librarian’s Cache – Monoku
This month’s feature highlights THF resources on monoku as a haiku form.
The Librarian’s Cache – Sommergras: A quarterly journal by the German Haiku Society
Sommergras is a quarterly journal by the German Haiku Society
The Librarian’s Cache – Haiku as Therapy
Below are selections from the Digital Library that discuss haiku’s potential to promote psychological growth and understanding and improve mental health. The Role of Haiku in Poetry Therapy by George Swede - The Role of Haiku In Poetry Therapy is…
Per Diem/Haiku of the Day for March 2022: Longing and Loss
Haiku on the theme of Longing and Loss, as selected by Tejinder Sethi
Per Diem/Haiku of the Day for February 2022: Synaesthesia/Synesthesia
Haiku on the theme of Synaesthesia/ Synesthesia, as selected by Victor Ortiz.
The Librarian’s Cache – Lynx: A Journal for Linking Poets
Lynx: A Journal for Linking Poets
Per Diem/Haiku of the Day for January 2022: Imagination
Haiku on the theme of imagination, as selected by Patty Hardin.
Jo Balistreri
library entrance the lapping tongues of puppies at a silver bowl —Jo Balistreri
Per Diem/Haiku of the Day for December 2021: Libraries
A collection of ekphrastic haiku, selected by Iliyana Stoyanova.
Frank Williams
the battle ends... water filled shell craters turn gold with the sun (after the film The Testament of Youth, 2014; dir. by James Kent) —Frank Williams