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 train window... the shape of an apology on her lips — Praniti Gulyani, The Heron's Nest, Volume XXII, … [Read more...]
HAIKU DIALOGUE – the way of you & Intro to Opposites Attract
the way of ... and Introducing Opposites Attract Welcome to Opposites Attract! Hello – kj here – I want to begin by thanking Guest Editor Craig Kittner for his fabulous, thought-provoking prompts over the last two months. And thanks to all the other poets who have stepped up over … [Read more...]
Book of the Week: Two Wings the Butterfly
Gerald Vizenor is an American writer and citizen of the White Earth Nation in Minnesota. He is the author of historical novels, fiction, and poetry, including haiku, which he encountered more than sixty years ago in Japan as a soldier in the United States Army. His book from … [Read more...]
This Week in Haikupedia — August 2, 2020
The Haiku Foundation welcomes you to Haikupedia! Each week for the next several months we will release a few new articles in our ever-expanding encyclopedia of haiku. These we hope will give you a sense of the potential scale of this enterprise, as well as entice you to become a part of the … [Read more...]
THF Galleries — Photo Haiku of Dian Duchin Reed
The Haiku Foundation features outstanding practitioners of the dual art of haiga (haiku + visual art) in The Haiga Galleries. This month’s presentation features the work of photo haiku artist Dian Duchin Reed. Each month we will add a new gallery of work devoted to haiga and related visual arts. … [Read more...]