brass bell: a haiku journal

My two haiku about childhood memories published in brass bell: a haiku journal. Thank you so much, Zee Zahava. Looking forward to the next issue!

brass bell: a haiku journal (November 2017 Issue)

 

brass bell: a haiku journal (November 2017)

 

He Doodles, You 'Ku - Day 14

snowflakes

the things she says 
to her . . .

if only her friend 

were real 

See doodle here. 

Mindful Writing Challenge '13 - Day 12

Favorite Haiku of the Month

     The month of February has been an inspiring month with all the memorable haiku that I've read on NaHaiWriMo. Here are a couple of haiku from Alan Summers.


     this delicate rain
     the petal makes a typo
     of a gravestone date


     the rain
     almost a friend
     this funeral


     For me, these haiku evoke both beauty and grief. Even in grief, nature has its way of connecting with us.


     Alan Summers is a Japan Times award-winning writer for haiku and renga. He is also the founder of With Words which promotes literacy and literature events. If you want to read more of his works, visit his blog Area17.
     I suggest that you click these links to his Area 17 blog.


     http://area17.blogspot.com/2010/08/anatomy-of-haiku.html
     http://area17.blogspot.com/2011/04/alans-haiku-created-into-posters-at.html  
     http://area17.blogspot.com/2011/08/catch-my-haiku-on-iphone-ipad-and-ipod.html


     I'm so excited to find out that that there's a collection of haiku that can be read on the Iphone, Ipad, or Ipod touch. I should look into this and see if it's compatible with my old Ipod touch. :-)
     Thanks a lot, Alan, for sharing your haiku and for giving me all the links to your sites.