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Per Diem for March 2018: Prints, Traces, Impressions

 

In March, Per Diem: Daily Haiku guest-editor, Tzetzka Ilieva, presents 31 poems on the theme “Prints, Traces, Impressions.” This is what she offers by way of an introduction to her theme:

 

Nothing in our world exists in absolute isolation. People, animals, plants, energies and objects constantly come into contact with each other and every connection, every interaction leaves a trace. Some physical prints we can spot right away and others are more subtle. Some take time to recognize. I hope you enjoy this diverse collection of poems as much as I enjoyed searching for them.

Enjoy!

 
 Stella Pierides
Stella Pierides is a writer, poet, and artist. Her books include "Of This World" (2017) and "In the Garden of Absence" (2012), both HSA Merit Book Award recipients.  She was Featured Writer on Contemporary Haibun Online, 20.2 2024. Her article “Parkinson’s Toolbox: The Case for Haiku” appeared in Juxtapositions: A Journal of Research and Scholarship in Haiku, issue 8, 2022. Her work for The Haiku Foundation includes managing Per Diem: Daily Haiku/World of Haiku (2012-2018), serving as founding managing editor for Haikupedia (2019-2020), conceiving and coordinating the year-long feature Haiku for Parkinson’s (2024), and serving on the Board of Directors (2014-2024).
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  2. Thank you for pursuing this intriguing theme, Vida.  I look forward to each haiku.
    Marilyn
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