these haiku...falling almond blossoms in a spring breeze
SB Wright \ud83c\udde6\ud83c\uddfaDiscussion of English language Haiku, Haibun and Tanka.
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Pressed flowers and yellowing books
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The series, A Million Fallen Petals, is a slow, attentive practice rather than a ranking or review. Each post pauses over a small handful of haiku or senryu that caught my eye on Bluesky— to notice...
Craft note: listening for frogs in unseasonal rain
Only last week I realised I hadn’t heard frogs from the seasonal swamp across the road. Or maybe it’s intermittent swamp—this year the rain has been strange. Unpredictable, and I suspect also diminished. Places you expect to speak sometimes...
Motel Bibles, and hot flashes
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The series, A Million Fallen Petals, is a slow, attentive practice rather than a ranking or review. Each post pauses over a small handful of haiku or senryu that caught my eye on Bluesky— to notice...
Book Review: Dewdrop World by Orrin Prejean
Orrin Prejean’s 2021 collection of senryu arrives with a fitting description from Vidya Premkumar: “…a bold, contemporary senryu collection that holds vulnerability and irreverence in the same breath.” It is difficult to think of a more acc...
Heavy snow and uncertainty
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The series, A Million Fallen Petals, is a slow, attentive practice rather than a ranking or review. Each post pauses over a small handful of haiku or senryu that caught my eye on Bluesky— to notice...
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