sâmbătă, 21 februarie 2026

Société littéraire de Laval - Canada - Revue Entrevous 30, février 2026

 


miercuri, 18 februarie 2026

TRIYA, FEB 2026

 Editor’s Note

 

spring celebration -

birds returning to their nests

except for the peace dove

~ Lavana Kray

This haiku by Lavana Kray does more than capture a seasonal moment. It speaks to the poignancy of absence. In its delicate balance of presence and absence, homecoming and exile, this haiku distills the ache of what is missing into a single, unforgettable stroke. Look out for Lavana’s haiku, beautifully transformed into a haiga in the haiga section, and discover the poet’s story behind its creation.

Teji Sethi




 




miercuri, 4 februarie 2026

indianKUKAI #52

 

The 2nd PLACE

 

Cristian Matei

first light —

the barbed wire

dew drops

 

https://www.trivenihaikai.in/post/indiankukai-52-results

THF Monthly Kukai — January 2026

 

HONORABLE MENTION

 

Dan C. Iulian

 

divorce —

the lingering

ring mark

    

Beverly Acuff Momoi (THF Monthly Kukai Commentator): The echoes of “lingering” in “ring” are especially effective here, and with just five words, a bigger and more painful story is intimated. Divorce leaves a mark that lasts far longer than the actual event. Well done.

 

https://thehaikufoundation.org/thf-monthly-kukai-february-2026/

vineri, 16 ianuarie 2026

Songbirds Waka Anthology 2026

dry flowers -

whispering I might leave 

tomorrow 

a last cup of water
 
on the windowsill for you


Lavana Kray

miercuri, 7 ianuarie 2026

Mainichi - Haiku in English: Jan. 7, 2026

 what's left

    of warriors' breath ...

    autumn mist

    --

    Cezar Ciobica (Botosani, Romania)

    Selected by Dhugal J. Lindsay


    https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20251225/p2g/00m/0su/013000c

    sâmbătă, 3 ianuarie 2026

    Results of December 2025 THF Monthly Kukai

     theme: bag


    Honorable Mentions


    coming home

    in the soldier's bag

    forget-me-not seeds

         — Mircea Moldovan

     

    What is the story behind the forget-me-not seeds in the soldier’s bag? We don’t know. But they represent the hope that someone who is no longer with us will not be forgotten. That’s at the heart of this haiku.


    https://thehaikufoundation.org/thf-monthly-kukai-january-2026/?fbclid=IwY2xjawPErUJleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEeRze9yGIpMw3eM3hVOgNNJlp-jK-RPi5-Qi1f0a9vyZeI6mB-5u5ZHzMM2Mw_aem_uqMmgHi4JAJoIYA1D04uwQ