Entries for this event are now closed, but please read the 90 haiku contributions on the pages below.
This is a ‘haiku string’. Please write your haiku in response to the featured poem, or any poem posted in the comment box. Participation by poets around the world is welcomed.
You may enter as many times as you like.
Haiku posted must be original work by the poster.
Please include your name as you wish it to appear, as author of each of the haiku you post.
FEATURED POEM
the year’s last poem
our childhood front door
wide open
Vanessa Proctor
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mistfall
the swansongs
of orb spiders
Alan Summers
Scope (FAWQ magazine July 2015 vol. 61 no. 6)
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backyard cricket
garden lights flicker
as a wicket falls
Ron C. Moss
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backyard cricket
we argue at the end of the over
silly point
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a reedy voice
through the early evening
wide open door
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heat lightning
the rain on the grass
reflects each strike
Alan Summers
1st Prize The Liverpool Virtual Book Fair Twitter Haiku Contest 2014
(part of the city’s International Festival of Business)
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waiting for the train
summer heat finds its way
to every capillary
Alan Summers
Publication Credit: Scope vol. 60 no. 2, March 2014 (Fellowship of Australian Writers, Queensland magazine)
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summer heat
how long
the dog’s tongue
Olivier Schopfer, 133rd WHA Haiga Contest, August 2015.
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crimson setting sun
market raspberries under hills
of whipped cream
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whipped cream
I dream of December
with snow
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setting sun
memories of childhood
fade
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a summer night’s dream—
mosquitoes come humming
through the crack
– Lorin Ford (Modern Haiku 43.2, 2012)
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