sleigh ride the road ahead shimmers in moonlight by Marta Chocilowska (Poland) The Haiku Foundation January – April 2018  https://www.thehaikufoundation.org/renkuarchive/2018_sleighride.pdf ..read more

deep in the cave the silence of our flashlights   by Ben Gaa (USA) Four Hundred and Two Snails Haiku Society of America Members’ Anthology, 2018 ..read more

nostalgia finds a gap in my mind insomnia by Hassane Zemmouri (Algeria ..read more

Clouds pulling apart ground zero by Garry Gay (USA) Mariposa 34, Spring/Summer 2016 ..read more

According to the author, Slowly Turning is a collection of the best haiku selected from the thousands that Marco Fraticelli has written in the last 50 years. Fraticelli is a longtime editor and author who regularly contributes to “The Daily Haiku.” Don’t miss this haiku collection! (Editor’s note: I have centered every other haiku for the sake of WordPress formatting.)   remembrance day a rabbit’s foot on the rearview mirror     butterflies wasting my time writing haiku     blue moon she sleeps with her wristwatch on     the school caretaker sweeps up v ..read more

her upstairs window open just a crack first-day moon       by Charles Trumbull (USA) Modern Haiku, Vol. 33.2, Summer 2002 ..read more

 Raymond Roseliep: Man of Art Who Loves the Rose is one of the most thoroughly-researched biographies I have ever read. It’s a classic book by Donna Bauerly, scholar and contributor to this blog.   The book contains such a wide sampling of comments from Raymond Roseliep’s colleagues, students, friends, poets, and literary critics. It is a must-read book for anyone who is interested in the history of haiku in the U.S., its luminaries, and how Roseliep influenced the form. It’s just been re-released by The Haiku Foundation in an expanded edition with a comprehensive index.   I kn ..read more

Learn all about Lenard D. Moore, longtime poet and professor, regularly featured on this blog! This book will be released in November, and is edited by Professor John Zheng, also a poet featured on this blog. Conversations with Lenard D. Moore, edited by John Zheng ..read more

seed potatoes – the farmer’s story  takes root  by Bonnie J Scherer (USA) Akitsu Quarterly Spring/Summer 2024 ..read more

all the way from Paris!– but at the homecoming  she is who she was by Michael McClintock (USA) Modern Haiku, Vol. XXXII, No.2, Summer 2001 ..read more