Palmarès Nuit (novembre 2015)

    I er Prix

     train de nuit –

     sur le quai m'attend

     seulement la lune

     Dan Iulian           

       http://www.haikouest.net/
                                             

Palmarès Absence (octobre 2015)

 Second

 visite à l'asile –  

 elle se parfume avec

 ne m'oubliez pas

 Dan Iulian                                          

4 ème Prix                               

mon lit

pour deux...

j'achète un chat

Lavana Kray

http://www.haikouest.net/ 

The 137th. WHA Haiga Contest

http://www.worldhaiku.net/wha_haiga/137/haiga137.html

Mainichi - haiku in english

Haiku - Dec. 25, 2015

December 25, 2015 (Mainichi Japan)

Above all

the full moon

alone

--

Vasile Moldovan (Bucharest, Romania)

Selected by Isamu Hashimoto

http://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20151119/p2g/00m/0fe/132000c

Results of the EUROPEAN QUARTERLY KUKAI #12 - Winter 2015 Edition (topic: day/night)

ROMANIA - 14

FIRST PLACE:

night fishing - 

life hangs by 

a single thread

#001 Radu Tudosan, Bucharest, Romania

(8-7-7) = 45 points

(from: GHA, AUS, BRA, UK, IDN, ISR, CRO, BRA - CRO, BUL, IND, CRO, BLR, ISR, CRO - POL, BGD, ROM, GER, USA, IND, AUS)

night in the trenches

a firefly prolongs

my life line

#184 Laura Csilla, Brasov, Romania

(3-3-1) = 16 pts

mountain peak -

between sunset and rising moon

our kiss

#177 Mihail Buraga, Bucharest, Romania

(3-1-2) = 13 pts

equinox –

between black and white

my colored dreams

#123 Dan Iulian, Bucharest, Romania

(0-5-2) = 12 pts

night time -
you only need to
close your eyes

#045 Ana Drobot, Bucharest, Romania
(2-1-1) = 9 pts

All Souls Day...
snow angels around
the Memorial Wall

#181 Florin Florian, Botoşani, Romania
(0-2-3) = 7 pts

woman in the air...
Milky Way turning into
burning candles way

#032 Lavana Kray, Iasi, Romania

(1-0-1) = 4 pts
Earth's Day –
in the headphones at the astronomical Observatory
Take me to the moon

#057 Daniela Lăcrămioara Capotă, Galati, Romania
(1-0-1) = 4 pts

solar eclipse-
just now a mole comes
to daylight

#066 Vasile Moldovan, Bucharest, Romania
(1-0-1) = 4 pts

it melts the dark
when his dream is more beautiful -
with saddened face

#040 Miclăuş Silvestru (Romania), Rome, Italy
(0-1-0) = 2 pts

Night before Christmas –
a deer and her cub sipping
Ursids reflections

#116 Steliana Cristina Voicu, Ploiesti, Romania
(0-1-0) = 2 pts

Sunshine
among some rare trees –
the wind scatters leaves

#144 Maria Tirenescu, Cugir, Romania

(0-0-1) = 1 pt

black friday free rock show -
neutrinos mass' speed
proved by heavy darkness

#043 Nicu Stopel, Bucharest, Romania

twilight-
hourglass sand
coming to end


#091 Carmen Duvalma, Targoviste, Romania

Caribbean Kigo Kukai #106

KIGO - Glad tidings
****
SECOND PLACE

2
glad tidings - 
getting out of the box
last year's paper cranes
--Ana Drobot, Bucharest, Romania
Votes: 341*** Score:14
Comments:
...........................................

7
Glad tidings-
foreshadowing the Christmas
the first snowfall
--Vasile Moldovan, Bucharest, Romania
Votes: 11**** Score:03

Comments:

5
free firework rock show -
true GOODBYE TO GRAVITY
insted of GLAD TIDINGS
--Stops
Votes: ****** Score:00
Comments:
http://wwwcaribbeankigokukai.blogspot.ro/

Results of the Indian Kukai #14/COFFEE

Monday, December 07, 2015

We conclude another edition of the Indian Kukai today, our fourteenth. November/December has been a torrid period so far, and we, along with the world, have had a few bumps along the way. For this edition, we aren’t withholding results of those who haven’t sent their votes.

93 participants graced our 14th Kukai, and they came from 26 different countries. The voting was quite close throughout and is reflected in our results as we have a 4-way tie for 4th place, and just 3 points separating 2nd to 5th place.

Our winner is Shrikaanth Krishnamurthy from Birmingham, England.

Vidya S Venkatramani from Chennai, India takes the runner-up slot, and Capotă Daniela Lăcrămioara from Galaţi, Romania takes third place.

The 4-way tie for 4th place is between Paresh Tiwari (Mumbai, India), Pepa Odjakova (Plovdiv, Bulgaria), Alexey Andreev (Moscow, Russia) and F. Florian (Botosani, Romania).

Ana Drobot of Bucharest makes it three from Romania in our top 5.

Congratulations to all of them, and to each of you who participated as well.

THIRD PLACE
honeymoon - 
only morning coffee 
without sugar

Capotă Daniela Lăcrămioara
[Galaţi, Romania]
(5,5,2)=21pts

FOURTH PLACE 

coffee in the trenches... 
stirring the hunter's moon 
anticlockwise

F. Florian
[Botosani, Romania]
(4,2,4)=20pts


FIFTH PLACE 

morning coffee - 
the fog lifts off 
the town's name

Ana Drobot
[Bucharest, Romania]
(4,6,1)=19pts

..............................

TWELFTH PLACE 

Dan Iulian
[Bucharest, Romania]
(3,2,1)=10pts

THIRTEENTH PLACE


Just now they both 
are wrapped in fog... 
two steaming coffees

Vasile Moldovan
[Bucharest, Romania]
(2,3,0)=8pts

SIXTEENTH PLACE 

smell of fresh coffee - 
another perfusion 
for breakfast today

Miruna Covor
[Bucharest, Romania]
(2,0,1)=5pts


SEVENTEENTH PLACE 

disposable cups -
a roofless child sipping
coffee leftovers

Lavana Kray
[Iasi, Romania]
(2,1,0)=4pts

EIGHTEENTH PLACE 

downtown office - 
a coffee cup connects me 
with the nature

Mihail Buraga
[Bucharest, Romania]
(1,1,0)=3pts

TWENTIETH PLACE 

rose sky - 
on the coffee foam 
first snowflakes

Steliana Voicu
[Ploiesti, Romania]
(1,0,0)=1pts

NO POINTS THIS TIME, SORRY. (x21)

heavy winter darkness 
proving neutrinos' weight - 
over my black coffee

Nicu Stopel
[Bucharest, Romania]

Complete results are here: 

http://indiankukai.blogspot.in/2015/12/results-of-indian-kukai-14.html

FROM THE NOTEBOOK, ASAHI HAIKUIST NETWORK/ David McMurray December 04, 2015

Maria Tirenescu solemnly chanted for the repose of a deceased loved one in Romania. 

Requiem--

empty cup of wine

grandma’s photo

Writing from Bucharest, Romania, Vasile Molodovan notes the difficulties refugees have crossing borders.

Customs-house--

the winter itself

is searched

http://ajw.asahi.com/article/cool_japan/style/AJ201512040009

 

O sută de haiku-uri pentru pace

A apărut de puţin timp, la Editura L’iroli, cartea Cent haïkus pour la paix ( O sută de haiku-uri pentru pace). Ea cuprinde 100 de haiku-uri scrise de poeţi din 27 de ţări. Haiku-urile au fost alese dintre cele 1200 primite.

Cartea este ilustrată de Sausen Mustafova.

Poeţii români publicaţi si haiku-urile lor sunt:

s-a terminat războiul –

jumătatea de prun

a înflorit

Rodica P. Calotă

hotar cu spini –

de ambele părţi râd

copii în zmeuriş

Lavana Kray

nori negri pe cer –

el îi aduce în dar

un crin al păcii

(Spatiphyllum – crinul păcii, Peace lily, fleur de lune)

Maria Tirenescu

după război

du-mă pe Podul Lunii

să-ţi fiu mireasă

(Podul Lunii din parcul Dahu, Taipei, Taiwan)

Steliana Cristina Voicu

Fiecare haiku este prezent în carte în limba maternă şi limbile franceză, engleză, spaniolă şi germană.

Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival -2015 Winning Haiku(II)

International

Sakura Awards

cherry trees in bloom—
I do not open up
to my therapist
                      Ana Drobot
                      Bucharest, Romania

Honourable Mentions

cherry blossoms
notes forgotten
at the piano lesson
                      Capotă Daniela Lăcrămioara
                      Galați, Romania

Milky Way—
our secret path
of cherry blossoms
                      Steliana Cristina Voicu
                      Ploești, Romania

Youth

Sakura Awards

childhood home
on the old swing
cherry blossoms
                      Nadin Ghileschi, age 13
                      Botoșani, Romania

Honourable Mentions

cherry petals—
lighter and whiter
granny’s hair
                      Branzei Ioana, age 12
                      Botoșani, Romania

http://www.vcbf.ca/haiku-invitational/winning-haiku/2015-winning-haiku

cattails September 2015

lavender sky—
the moon touches gently
the Parthenon

cer de lavandă—
luna atinge blând
Partenonul

Steliana Cristina Voicu




carving skewers—
the moon dragged to the shore
with a fish net

pește la grătar—
luna trasă la mal
cu navodul

Lavana Kray 

http://www.unitedhaikuandtankasociety.com/haiku153=18.html


Lavana Kray

Steliana Cristina Voicu

http://www.unitedhaikuandtankasociety.com/haigatankart153.html

A Houndred Gourds 5:1 December 2015

Christmas night –
in every snowflake
lights of the lake 

Steliana Cristina Voicu – Romania

childhood lane –
leaves funnelling down
to the cemetery

x

end of war …
a reddish crane delving
in the ash layers 
 

Lavana Kray – Romania

http://www.ahundredgourds.com/ahg51/index51.html

December issue of brass bell: a haiku journal

 This month's theme is night.

night time —

even the clock

stops ticking

 - Ana Drobot

so lonely —

even the moon

is not with me

 - Maria Tirenescu

stars closer to the graves silent cicadas

 - Virginia Popescu

http://brassbellhaiku.blogspot.ro/2015/12/night-haiku.html#comment-form