sâmbătă, 21 februarie 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
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 -
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


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