broken statue the burden of history

 tsuri-dōrō, August-Sept  Issue 23, 2024 (Ed. Tony Pupello)

 

ZOOM Meeting: 22.6.2024

 

On an invitation from the English-Speaking Union of Japan (ESUJ), I participated in the Zoom Meeting on 22 June 2024 as a panelist  to discuss  the collection, “Night Jasmine” by Goran Gatalica. The deliberation was very insightful. Mr. Goran Gatalica, Prof. Arran Stibbe, Dr. Julia Jorge, Mr. Yuzo Ono, Ms. Miho Kinnas,  Ms. Geethanjali Rajan, and Ms. Emiko Miyashita graced the occasion.

 https://www.haiku-hia.com/haiku_tsurezure/34.html?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR2UtR4PDDgsKEaol6E7hHHlhX1fNV9WjHR2Esz4QLX4POMc2zooAqjngTc_aem_ZvIJFZaYe0mxCC1YitexnA&sfnsn=wiwspwa

 

 

Topic: Imagery in Haiku - Panel Discussion, 29^th June 2024, 8 PM-9:30PM 
Time: This is a recurring meeting Meet anytime

 OUTLOOK

Pamela Garry, USA

Pravat Kumar Padhy, India

An astronomer and a poet seek to explore the seed of celestial splendor, walking paths light years old, destined to converge.

 

zooming out
   where fire and water coexist

past any trace of me    

 Dreaming about the fabric of space-time, they weave poetry beyond the horizon, searching the Cosmic Cliffs to tune the rhythm of syllables. Both meet together and measure redshifts dancing with the muse in silence.

zooming in

quantum entangled

you and me

https://drifting-sands-haibun.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/DSH_July-2024_Issue-28.pdf

 

 

cherry blossom

the child adds smiles

in a spelling bee

Sakura Haiku Anthology, Consulate-General of Japan, Toronto, May 2024

 

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Sakura Night--

the interpreter greets

with fragrance

Sakura Haiku Anthology, Consulate-General of Japan, Toronto, May 2024

 spring morning

the flock of herons 

with a piece of sky

Autumn Moon Haiku, 7.2 Spring-Summer 2024 (Ed. Astrid Andreescu)

 

Tu Fu--

the differently-abled

near the Great Wall

 

tsuri-dōrō, May-June Issue #24, 2024 (Ed. Tony Pupello)