Category Archives: Jaoanese-style poems

Daily Haiku: Dec. 27, 2019

Posted on December 26, 2019 by Charlotte Digregorio

star-nosed mole we search for light in dark places by Debbie Strange (Canada) Shortlisted Best-of-Issue, Presence, #63, 2019

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Tanka Time

Posted on October 12, 2019 by Charlotte Digregorio

Dear Readers, I don’t often run tanka–a lyrical poetry form of five lines with 31 syllables maximum– that originated centuries ago in Japan. However, I received two interesting ones from Roberta Beary in Ireland. I’m sure you will enjoy these … Continue reading →

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Daily Haiku, March 1, 2016

Posted on March 1, 2016 by Charlotte Digregorio

migrating geese– the things we thought we needed darken the garage   by Chad Lee Robinson,  Author The Deep End of the Sky

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Daily Haiku, April 23, 2015

Posted on April 22, 2015 by Charlotte Digregorio

Dear Readers, I will be busy in Chapel Hill,  North Carolina  at the North Carolina Haiku Society Conference these next few days. I am speaking on “Finding Your Distinctive Voice in Haiku” on April 25. The Conference is free and … Continue reading →

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