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Runners-up -- Cezar Ciobika

       Others

Lavana Kray

        HAIKU

sardine clouds -

the construction crane 

looks to the sky

Reka Nyitrai

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Haikuniverse

March 2nd, 2019

 

haiku by Cezar-Florin Ciobîcă

thaw
out of the blue
a folk tune

dezgheţ
din senin
o melodie populară

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#FemkuMagAn e-zine of Women’s HaikuFebruary 2019issue nine

degradation -

not even my table is steady

on its legs anymore

***

degradare -

nici masa nu mai stă bine

pe picioare

Lavana Kray

https://femkumag.wixsite.com/home/issues

Failed haiku, a Journal of English Senryu February, 2019

 Lavana Kray

http://www.haikuhut.com/FailedHaikuIssue38.pdf

INK SWEAT AND TEARS - The poetry and prose webzine

Lavana Kray

Lavana Kray is from Iasi – Romania. She has won several awards, including the status of  Master Haiga Artist, from the World Haiku Association. Her work  has been published in many print and online journals.  Currently she is the editor for Cattails Haiga works of the United Haiku and Tanka Society.  This is her blog: http://photohaikuforyou.blogspot.ro

http://www.inksweatandtears.co.uk/pages/?cat=10

Haiku Canada Review

Haiku Canada Review Vol 12, Number 1, February 2018

displaced people--
dandelions take their place
on the railway line
- Lavana Kray


stifling heat--
sound of a sickle
cutting watermelons
- Lavana Kray

bonhomme de neige
quelqu'un lui a dessiné
des rides en charbon
- Rodica P. Calota

le sourire de grand-mère
sa petite-niece la peint
sans rides
- Lavana Kray


Haiku Canada Review Vol 12, Number 2, October 2018

end of war--
fireworks shape
mom's tears
- Lavana Kray

he asks
what is yerba mate
good for
would I trade it
for his cappuccino?
- Luminita Suse

inséparables

le moineau ne quitte pas
l'épouvantail
- Rodica P. Calota

ASAHI HAIKUIST NETWORK/ David McMurray

Valentines is a tradition dating back to the late 1300s in Europe, where the first day of spring was associated with the middle of February when songbirds returned to choose new mates. Spring began 10 days ago in Japan, prompting Vasile Moldovan to contrast Japanese and European seasonal markers. Both cultures have traditionally relied on the sun to mark a change in season.

cats in love--
really, did they learn about
Saint Valentine’s Day?

Vasile Moldovan

pisici în călduri-

oare au aflat și ele

de Sfântul Valentin?

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Teary-eyed Reka Nyitrai decided to stay put in Bucharest, Romania. 

halved onion
on the cutting board
Valentines

Reka Nyitrai

jumătate de ceapă
pe tocător  
ziua Sfântului Valentin