Thank you for your contributions to the AHS Spring Equinox Haiku String 2020 on ‘Early Spring’. The String is now closed for contributions, but please enjoy the haiku in the String. Contributors have come from Australia and many other countries, which is reflected in the diverse range of haiku.
The Australian Haiku Society welcomes contributions from haiku poets worldwide to the AHS Spring Equinox Haiku String 2020.
We will be holding a Haiku String during the day of the Southern Hemisphere Spring Equinox, which occurs in Australia on Tuesday, 22rd September 2020. The String will remain open for contributions until Friday 25th September to accommodate international poets who may wish to take part. Contributions may be made on the website during these dates (not before).
Spring Equinox Haiku String – Instructions
AHS invites you to share with us your original haiku or senryu on the theme of ‘Early Spring’. We invite you to explore a multiplicity of ideas in the String without necessarily using the words ‘early spring’.
The haiku will be linked by the subject Early Spring. It is not necessary for each haiku to relate to the one before it.
- Please contribute up to three of your best haiku or senryu.
- Haiku should be posted in the comment box at the end of the post. Click on the header to go to the full post and find the comment box.
- Haiku posted must be original work by the poet making the post. Please include your name below each haiku as you wish it to appear.
Posting your work in the AHS Spring Equinox Haiku String 2020 assumes the following:
Copyright of each haiku remains with the author. We request nonexclusive permission to publish your work on AHS website and to republish it in any future online collections on the AHS website.
xxxxxxfirst day of spring
xxxxxxon someone’s shoulders
xxxxxxa toddler
xxxxxxxxxxxxRob Scott
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out of hospital –
my first steps
in Spring sunshine
I breathe
blossom-soaked air…
Spring again
home quarantine
I welcome visits
from birds
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early sunrise
opens my eyes –
new leaves
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snow flurries
eiderdown soft
our spring mattress
(Mike Gallagher)
a butterfly wakes
in the empty hearth
a paper fan
(Mike Gallagher)
letter box
long empty
a robin’s nest
(Mike Gallagher)
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library closed for remodeling
daffodils bloom
anyway
Susan Delphine Delaney
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grass sprouts –
the first little steps
of my son
Daniela Misso
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laundry day –
the scent of melted snow
Daniela Misso
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early morning –
melting rays of sun
in the tea cup
Daniela Misso
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birth in the land
time to celebrate
the circle of life
Craig
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playful lambs
stamp footprints
in the last frost
Sharyn Jones
diamonds of ice
twinkling
on early buds
Sharyn Jones
kangaroos
nibbling
on first seedlings
Sharyn Jones
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