snow-filled nest
the depth of silence
before spring
by Rachel Sutcliffe (England, UK)
cattails, April 2017
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My Daily #Haiku (1/10/19)
1/10/19: image
a new image
of freshly fallen snow …
wind chimes
#haiku #micropoetry #poetry
Daily Haiku: Jan. 8, 2019
packed in snow
the burlapped roots
of a blue spruce
by JulieWarther (USA)
Frogpond, Vol 41.3, 2018
Daily Haiku: Dec. 11, 2018
one candle
lights another
. . . Silent Night
by Jeannie Martin (USA)
Daily Haiku: Nov. 8, 2018
senryu
driving across
a new bridge
on an old road
a new bridge
on an old road
by Ellen Grace Olinger (USA)
Daily Haiku: Aug. 10, 2018
early light—
a spill of nasturtiums
down the stone wall
a spill of nasturtiums
down the stone wall
by BillieWilson (USA)
Mann Library’s Daily Haiku, 2008
Discover Haiga: My Exhibit Travels Again
Dear Readers and Followers:
As some of you know, I have a haiga exhibit that circulates 365 days a year. Sometimes I divide up the exhibit and have it running at two places at once.
Some of you are wondering “What is haiga?” It is haiku combined with an art medium of one’s choosing. As I always tell people, you can even combine haiku or (senryu) with embroidery.
Currently, I have an exhibit at Fremont Public Library, 1170 N. Midlothian Rd., in Mundelein, IL, (a Chicago suburb.) Other venues I’ve exhibited at include corporate buildings, convention centers, hospitals, and galleries.
I have nineteen pieces of haiga and haiku. I say haiku, too, as a few pieces stand on their own with haiku penned with illustrative calligraphy that accents its theme. In order to have an exhibit, of course, all pieces must be professionally framed.
Many of my pieces were gifted…
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