Friday, November 10, 2023
Friday, October 27, 2023
Braided Haiku
smoke of the battlefield the scattered silence
a thin patch of grass
mingles with the winter fog
the rising sun
swaddling for hope
*
smoke of the battlefield
mingles with the winter fog
the rising sun
*
the scattered silence
a thin patch of grass
swaddling
for hope
Fireflies’ Light, Issue 28, October 2023 (Eds. John J.Hon &
Mason Arledge)
Author’s Note: The ‘Braided Haiku’ is a form I experimented with in July 2021. Editor, Eric A. Lohman, Fresh Out: An Arts and Poetry Collective is kind enough to inspire me with valuable suggestions. There are two one-breath short monoku: one at the top and one at the bottom having a two-liner in between. In all, the braided haiku frames out to be, two 3-line standalone haiku: one in italicized, the other in plain text and two monoku out of a 4-line micropoem. The form is titled ‘Braided Haiku’ as three plaits are required to braid or weave. Here we have 2-number of three plaits (one in italicized and the other in plain text) to compose two standalone 3-line haiku.
Wednesday, October 18, 2023
space debris the lotus leaf mottled with mud
The High Lonesome, The Haiku Foundation Anthology, 2023 (Eds.
Jim Kacian and Julie Bloss Kelsey)
Tuesday, October 3, 2023
black tea--
I search in vain
the milky way
tè nero--
cerco invano
la Via Lattea
#haiku di Pravat Kumar Padhy,
tr. Luca Cenisi
Da: Cosmic Symphony, Cyberwit, 2019, p. 35
Foto: Yinan Chen, Galaxy Above the Trees
Saturday, September 23, 2023
Braided Haiku
Braided Haiku
hiding behind a half-clad moon
the other hemisphere
sun-brightened
floating clouds the serrated edge
*
a half-clad moon
sun-brightened
the serrated edge
*
hiding behind
the other hemisphere
floating clouds
Credit: Fresh Out: An Arts and Poetry Collective
28 May 2023 (Ed. Eric Lohman)
origami
memories
a twist-folded rose
I
gently unloop
plait
by plait her long hair
the
flow contours the wind
*
origami
memories
plait
by plait her long hair
contours
the wind
*
a
twist-folded rose
I
gently unloop
the
flow
Credit: Fresh Out: An Arts and Poetry Collective, 11 June 2023
Author’s
Note:
The ‘Braided Haiku’ is a form experimented by me during July 2021. Editor, Eric
A. Lohman, Fresh Out: An Arts and Poetry Collective, is kind enough to inspire
me with valuable suggestions. There are two monoku: one at the top and
one at the bottom having a two-liner in between. In all, the braided haiku
frames out to be, two three-line haiku: one in italicized & the
other in plain text and two monoku out of a 4-line micropoem. The form is
titled ‘Braided Haiku’ as three plaits
are required to braid or weave. Here we have 2-number of three plaits (one in italicized
and the other in plain text) to compose two stand-alone 3-line haiku.
Wednesday, September 13, 2023
sunflowers--
kids in thoughtfulness
stare eastward
Shadow Pond Journal, Issue One, 28
June 2023 (Ed.
Katherine Winnick)
https://shadowpondjournal.blogspot.com/2023/07/pravat-kumar-padhy-india.html






