Snowmobiles...
we approach a section
of open water.
2007-01-31
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908. Atlantic Bound
frozen river...
water in a narrow crack
gurgles past
[Yippee...it was a year a go that I posted the first haiku to this blog. :-) ]
water in a narrow crack
gurgles past
[Yippee...it was a year a go that I posted the first haiku to this blog. :-) ]
2007-01-19
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World Haiku Review: 2007/Jan
A number of us in this haiku blog world were recently featured in the World Haiku Review. As many of you know, our friend Bill announced in his blog yesterday that one of my haiku was selected as a joint winner of the Grand Best for the Fall issue (2007/Jan). Thank you Bill.
This issue of the WHR can be accessed here:
http://tinyurl.com/yysqhb
The haiku selected was my haiku #281:
revealing itself
upon a banana leaf,
october wind
I wrote this in October, 2005 when my wife and I were on vacation in Trinidad. One morning I observed the wind on a banana leaf and immediately put "pen to paper".
Congratulations to Bill, Polona, and others who were also featured in this issue of WHR.
By the way, "tanemaki koishi" listed beside my name was my original haiku pen-name.
This issue of the WHR can be accessed here:
http://tinyurl.com/yysqhb
The haiku selected was my haiku #281:
revealing itself
upon a banana leaf,
october wind
I wrote this in October, 2005 when my wife and I were on vacation in Trinidad. One morning I observed the wind on a banana leaf and immediately put "pen to paper".
Congratulations to Bill, Polona, and others who were also featured in this issue of WHR.
By the way, "tanemaki koishi" listed beside my name was my original haiku pen-name.
2007-01-03
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2007-01-01
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