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Recently

Melissa Allen, of  ‘Red Dragonfly‘ featured  my haiku ‘tomato’ and ‘silkworm’  in her regular column Across the Haikuverse, No. 20 and No. 21 editions, respectively. An honour to be included there. What more could a haijin want?

 

Haiku buzz: My haiku came 6th and 7th in the Sketchbook Kukai (peer-judged contest) in the May/June 2011 issue. Sketchbook is a ‘Journal for Eastern and Western Short Forms.’ I am very pleased with the result; this was my first ever kukai! Watch this space…

 

Two of my haiku on the thread ‘Vegetables’ set by the editors of Sketchbook magazine, were picked, together with others, to be featured in the Editor’s Choice haiku thread. They were also featured in the Guest Editor’s Choice, of the same edition.  You can read the haiku in my blog here.

Haiku/Senryu, Sketchbook May/June 2011

From the Sketchbook Kukai, May/June 2011 Vol. 6, No.3 (peer review poetry contest)

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rainbow—

all that remains of

your smile

          Sketchbook May/June 2011 Kukai 6th place, tie.

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rainbow weaving—

this spider runs out of

silk

          Sketchbook May/June 2011 Kukai 7th place, tie.

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Haiku in the Sketchbook May/June Editor’s Choices

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beets—

and he wonders how he got

kidney stones

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          Sketchbook May/June 2011, one of Editor’s Choices

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celery crunch—

I always knew you threw

the dice

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          Sketchbook May/June 2011, one of Editor’s Choices