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SB Wright \ud83c\udde6\ud83c\uddfaDiscussion of English language Haiku, Haibun and Tanka.
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Autumn sundowns and the odd bee.
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The series, A Million Fallen Petals, is an in depth examination of modern English Haiku and Senryu. Each post selects five poems that caught my eye on Bluesky for the preceding week— to notice how...
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The Pure Land and the empty cup
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The series, A Million Fallen Petals, is an in depth examination of modern English Haiku and Senryu. Each post selects five poems that caught my eye on Bluesky for the preceding week— to notice how...
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Reading Shinko Tokizane has made me look at senryu differently. These short, strange and intimate poems have opened up possibilities I hadn’t fully considered: desire, humour,...
Blue light and faded caftans
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The series, A Million Fallen Petals, is an in depth examination of modern English Haiku and Senryu. Each post selects five poems that caught my eye on Bluesky for the preceding week— to notice how...
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