By Ana Drobot
first dose —
I become immune
to their comments
https://coldmoonjournal.blogspot.com/2021/02/by-ana-drobot.html
duminică, 28 februarie 2021
vineri, 26 februarie 2021
Mainichi -- Haiku in English
(Mainichi Japan)
combing her long hair --
the icicles are melting
one by one
--
oana boazu (Galati, Romania)
Selected by Dhugal J. Lindsay
https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20210126/p2g/00m/0su/136000c
joi, 25 februarie 2021
Fresh Out: An Arts and Poetry Collective - February 24, 2021
Black-out or “erasure” poetry by Réka Nyitrai, culled from Haruki Murakami’s novel Norwegian Wood.
https://www.facebook.com/freshoutmag/photos/a.2646974328685022/3693334097382368/
February 25, 2021 (Mainichi Japan)
first message
a sparrow's traces
on the snowy sill
--
Cezar Ciobika (Botosani, Romania)
Selected by Dhugal J. Lindsay
marți, 23 februarie 2021
February 23, 2021 (Mainichi Japan)
rime
softening
the crow's caw
--
Cezar Florescu (Botosani, Romania)
Selected by Dhugal J. Lindsay
https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20210126/p2g/00m/0su/133000c
rime
softening
the crow's caw
--
Cezar Florescu (Botosani, Romania)
Selected by Dhugal J. Lindsay
luni, 22 februarie 2021
tsuri-dōrō – a small journal of haiku and senryū - Issue #2 – March/April 2021
duminică, 21 februarie 2021
sâmbătă, 20 februarie 2021
February 20, 2021 (Mainichi Japan)
a few sparks
rising from the campfire --
starry night
--
Brailean Mirela (Iasi, Romania)
Selected by Dhugal J. Lindsay
https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20210126/p2g/00m/0su/130000c
a few sparks
rising from the campfire --
starry night
--
Brailean Mirela (Iasi, Romania)
Selected by Dhugal J. Lindsay
a few sparks
rising from the campfire --
starry night
--
Brailean Mirela (Iasi, Romania)
Selected by Dhugal J. Lindsay
vineri, 19 februarie 2021
L'ours dansant no. 6
The theme of this number was: "the first gestures of the year".
1er Janvier -
les moineaux grignotent le pain
de l'année dernière
Mirela BRĂILEAN, România
Cold Moon Haiku Journal - 18 februarie
By Réka Nyitrai
early
spring...
a gust of wind mimics
my mother's tongue
***
By Mirela Brăilean
foggy days
less distressing
memories
ASAHI HAIKUIST NETWORK/ David McMurray February 19, 2021
Vasile Moldovan compared blossoms to fireworks in Bucharest, Romania.
chain explosion--
the apple buds open one
after the other
Vasile Moldovan compared blossoms to fireworks in Bucharest, Romania.
Vasile Moldovan compared blossoms to fireworks in Bucharest, Romania.
asile Moldovan compared blossoms to fireworks in Bucharest, Romania.
asile Moldovan compared blossoms to fireworks in Bucharest, Romania.
The Results of A Little Iris Haiku Contest, Croatia 2020
1st prize: Eduard Țară, Romania
all these trees
he planted years ago
new whispering leaves
The substance of this haiku directly addresses the contest theme. Trees, of course, absorb carbon dioxide as they grow, so these trees planted in the past were an investment in our future. The person who planted these trees must have had faith and patience that some day they would help future generations. This person may or may not still be alive, but his trees are. Maybe that is what the leaves are whispering. I found this haiku refreshing to recite out loud. It is lyrical in sound and balanced in sight.
3rd prize: Cezar-Florin Ciobîcă, Romania
Earth Day
on every banner wave
forget-me-nots
When I think of Earth Day I recall attendingthe the very first one on April 22, 1970. On our local fairgrounds, in addition to speakers there were exhibit booths and many colorful banners with slogans. One connection to forget-me-nots is that flower petals are sometimes called “banners” and this one has five! But, wait. There’s more. This particular flower symbolizes loss, but also hope. The observation of Earth Day and the celebration of this colorful flower bring optimism that there is still time to remedy environmental harm and make repairs needed to make a better future. Earth Day is action-oriented, which the U.N. theme calls us to take. This past year marked its 50th anniversary and its voice remains strong.
sâmbătă, 13 februarie 2021
joi, 11 februarie 2021
The Caribbean Kigo New Year Kukai February 2021
Theme: year of the ox
SECOND PLACE
10
year of the ox
my father shows me
how to plow our soil
--Cezar Florescu
VOTE: *62*** SCORE: 18
RESULTS CONTINUES
8
the gentle ox -
looking in his eyes
for my fortunes
--Mona Iordan - Romania
VOTE: **1*** SCORE: 03
12
year of the ox
the old cowboy misses
his herd
--Cristina Apetrei
VOTE: 411*** SCORE: 9
13
year of the ox -
in my old diary
I find a dragon
--Ana Drobot (Romania)
VOTE: 11**** SCORE: 03
duminică, 7 februarie 2021
vineri, 5 februarie 2021
The Wales Haiku Journal Winter 2021
near winter
the snail retreats
into itself
Mona Iordan
***
Buddha's smile
up and down on his back
rows of ants
Mirela Brăilean
***
falling snow
how wrinkled
my hands are
Réka Nyitrai
marți, 2 februarie 2021
January 27, 2021 (Mainichi Japan)
north wind --
crossing the field
the wild horses
--
Mirela Brailean (Iasi, Romania)
Selected by Dhugal J. Lindsay
north wind --
crossing the field
the wild horses
--
Mirela Brailean (Iasi, Romania)
Selected by Dhugal J. Lindsay
north wind --
crossing the field
the wild horses
--
Mirela Brailean (Iasi, Romania)
Selected by Dhugal J. Lindsay
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