Today’s question: Juxtapositions Justapositions is the first academic journal dedicated to English-language haiku research and scholarship. Four volumes have been produced, with a fifth in the works. All issues are available for free on the THF site, as well as print-on-demand books. … [Read more...]
Haiku Music Challenge 22
Welcome to the twenty-second iteration of the Haiku Music Challenge, hosted by Naviar Records. I came across this poem by Takahama Kyoshi on the Masterpieces of Japanese Culture website. The clear day in the rainy season. The madder red of the twilight appeared And vanished … [Read more...]
re:Virals 197
Welcome to re:Virals, The Haiku Foundation’s weekly poem commentary feature on some of the finest haiku ever written in English. This week’s poem was a horse with no legs floats in a jigsaw puzzle called post-surgery — William M. Ramsey, IS/LET, September (2018) … [Read more...]
Haiku Dialogue: What’s at Hand Week 20
Welcome to Haiku Dialogue — What’s at Hand Week 20 with Guest Editor Craig Kittner. Let’s talk about haiku! Through June 26 we will see what 21 common objects can inspire. Our theme for June 19 is a broken shell. Immerse yourself in the theme, then submit one … [Read more...]
Book of the Week: Nothing Left To Say
Capturing the minor, but telling tensions and frictions that often characterize human relationships in everyday situations is stock in trade for Roberta Beary’s excellent haiku. Nothing Left to Say, edited by Michael Dylan Welch, is her contribution, graciously ending the … [Read more...]
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