Thursday, July 21, 2011

Thursday notes ...



A couple of quick Thursday notes ...

The new issue of Simply Haiku, Summer 2011, is up online in which I have a review of a collection of contemporary death awareness poems, Dreams Wander On.   The formatting seems a bit off here and there but the message is spot-on.  My tardiness in delivering the article may be the cause, for which I'm bowing my head at this very moment.  This is as fine a collection of haiku and related forms as there is on any subject and those of you who know me know I don't say that lightly; definitely check it out.

Salamander Cove has reprinted a poem from Past All Traps amidst a fine selection of work by the likes of Bill Knott, Ed Baker, and Tom Montag, among others, all of which may be found here.

Finally, there have been some really wonderful poems posted from the new edition of tiny words, one of my favorite haiku sites.  Here are two examples, with link backs to the site:



each
butterfly
carrying
spring
 
(click through url for haiga)
-C. P. Harrison
http://tinyurl.com/6kyujm7 






waiting for the sheep to pass    a skylark's song


-Sandra Simpson
http://tinyurl.com/694f78o





And one from the Master:




lured by the butterfly
hairpin...
little butterfly
Issa
translated by David G. Lanoue





best,
Don




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4 comments:

  1. Each
    butterfly
    carrying
    spring

    ... wow, I wish I had written that.

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  2. I'm right there with you, wr ... a fine piece, indeed ...

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