Haiku with Alan Summers

[AlanSummers]

The Wise Owl literary magazine has produced this reading
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"Haiku with Alan Summers"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tObqnUREDY


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[flowerfox]

An engaging video, Alan. You have used some interesting words that you have come across.
Your final verse I found quite emotional even though you have given the listener the opportunity to rework your verse.
My first thoughts were of poverty during childhood, a lost and found happiness, something which was found within your third line.
 

[flowerfox]

An engaging video, Alan. You have used some interesting words that you have come across or misheard.
Your final verse I found quite emotional even though you have given the listener the opportunity to rework.
My first thoughts were of poverty during childhood, a lost and found happiness, something which was found and cherished within your third line.

[AlanSummers]

Thank you!

An engaging video, Alan. You have used some interesting words that you have come across.
Your final verse I found quite emotional even though you have given the listener the opportunity to rework your verse.
My first thoughts were of poverty during childhood, a lost and found happiness, something which was found within your third line.

I hope you also enjoy the publication that is released tomorrow too!

The Wise Owl Team has put together a Chapbook of Haiku verse, 'The Wise Owl Haiku Renditions.' The e-book is edited by Neena Singh & Alan Summers and is an offshoot of the The Wise Owl Haiku Zoom Event hosted by Neena Singh, haiku poet and Guest Editor of The Wise Owl.

The Chapbook will be released on 30th January 2023.

Those interested in procuring a free copy of the e-book may please write to:

"Rachna Singh" <editor@thewiseowl.art>

The Wise Owl:
https://www.thewiseowl.art/publications

[Lorraine Pester]

Thank you!

An engaging video, Alan. You have used some interesting words that you have come across.
Your final verse I found quite emotional even though you have given the listener the opportunity to rework your verse.
My first thoughts were of poverty during childhood, a lost and found happiness, something which was found within your third line.

I hope you also enjoy the publication that is released tomorrow too!

The Wise Owl Team has put together a Chapbook of Haiku verse, 'The Wise Owl Haiku Renditions.' The e-book is edited by Neena Singh & Alan Summers and is an offshoot of the The Wise Owl Haiku Zoom Event hosted by Neena Singh, haiku poet and Guest Editor of The Wise Owl.

The Chapbook will be released on 30th January 2023.

Those interested in procuring a free copy of the e-book may please write to:

"Rachna Singh" <editor@thewiseowl.art>

The Wise Owl:
https://www.thewiseowl.art/publications

morning Alan,

done and done. thanks for the heads up.

lorraine

[Lorraine Pester]

Thank you!

An engaging video, Alan. You have used some interesting words that you have come across.
Your final verse I found quite emotional even though you have given the listener the opportunity to rework your verse.
My first thoughts were of poverty during childhood, a lost and found happiness, something which was found within your third line.

I hope you also enjoy the publication that is released tomorrow too!

The Wise Owl Team has put together a Chapbook of Haiku verse, 'The Wise Owl Haiku Renditions.' The e-book is edited by Neena Singh & Alan Summers and is an offshoot of the The Wise Owl Haiku Zoom Event hosted by Neena Singh, haiku poet and Guest Editor of The Wise Owl.

The Chapbook will be released on 30th January 2023.

Those interested in procuring a free copy of the e-book may please write to:

"Rachna Singh" <editor@thewiseowl.art>

The Wise Owl:
https://www.thewiseowl.art/publications

morning Alan,

done and done. thanks for the heads up.

lorraine

morning, Alan

first, i got the ebook. thanks to everybody who helped make it happen.

secondly, i watched your reading. imaginative to say the least. i really liked that you commented. and you made this texas gal look up ‘jumble sale.’

lorraine

[AlanSummers]

Many thanks Lorraine!

Yes, 'jumble' works well in this context as the boy is jumbled up (as many teenagers can be) and thus other terms wouldn't carry that parallel suggestion.

Thanks for enjoying the reading and how I presented my comments about each haiku. The book was certainly a labour of love between all three editors!

warm regards,
Alan

morning, Alan

first, i got the ebook. thanks to everybody who helped make it happen.

secondly, i watched your reading. imaginative to say the least. i really liked that you commented. and you made this texas gal look up ‘jumble sale.’

lorraine

Thank you!

An engaging video, Alan. You have used some interesting words that you have come across.
Your final verse I found quite emotional even though you have given the listener the opportunity to rework your verse.
My first thoughts were of poverty during childhood, a lost and found happiness, something which was found within your third line.

I hope you also enjoy the publication that is released tomorrow too!

The Wise Owl Team has put together a Chapbook of Haiku verse, 'The Wise Owl Haiku Renditions.' The e-book is edited by Neena Singh & Alan Summers and is an offshoot of the The Wise Owl Haiku Zoom Event hosted by Neena Singh, haiku poet and Guest Editor of The Wise Owl.

The Chapbook will be released on 30th January 2023.

Those interested in procuring a free copy of the e-book may please write to:

"Rachna Singh" <editor@thewiseowl.art>

The Wise Owl:
https://www.thewiseowl.art/publications

morning Alan,

done and done. thanks for the heads up.

lorraine

morning, Alan

first, i got the ebook. thanks to everybody who helped make it happen.

secondly, i watched your reading. imaginative to say the least. i really liked that you commented. and you made this texas gal look up ‘jumble sale.’

lorraine