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THE BEST IN MAY SUBMITTED HAIGA/HAISHA - 2026
BISWAJIT MISHRA CHRISTINA CHIN JEROME BERGLUND KEVIN VALENTINE & STEVE VALENTINE LE VAN TRUYEN
JUNE CHALLENGE, PART ONE
Dear writers, Inspired by this image, please, continue the haiku suggested by the first line: back to homeland - Please, send your submissions between June 1 and 14. Haiku submitted outside this period will not be considered. Thank you. PS Take a look to the May challenge part 2, to see the highlighted poems. back to homeland - our roots still here 2 back to homeland - our place where we can sit and think Urszula Marciniak 3 back to homeland - old times cut off Glorija Lukina 4 back to homeland- an unbreakable bond with mother earth Petar Lukina 5 back to homeland- the roots are not easy to uproot Brigita Lukina 6 back to homeland – my childhood memories sprouting again 7 back to homeland – lazing in the shade of a tree with a friend who is gone Oscar Luparia
JUNE'S PROMPT IS FLY
Please, send your haiga / haisha submissions between June 1 and 14. Be creative! A metaphor is always welcome. Don't use a crowded image in which the poem gets lost. Look for photos with open space that let the poem breathe and draw the eye.
THE BEST HAIGA / HAISHA AROUND THE CAGE TOPIC
ANICA MARCELIC ANNE FOX Gordana Kurtovic SNJEZANA MIHAJLOVIC RON C. MOSS Peter Jastermsky & Stephanie Zepherelli
MAY CHALANGE -- PART TWO -- ADD YOUR SUITABLE LYRICS
Complete the haiku/senryu with appropriate verses inspired by this photo. Please submit your 2 poems by May 30. Let your imagination run wild. Metaphors are welcome. Please sign your contributions with your full name. Happy creative days! *** Take a look at the posts in the first part to see the ones that stand out. Actually, all the poems are good, but I have to mention the ones that stir up more emotion. Congratulations to all the participating artists! suddenly darkness - 1 suddenly darkness - so many knots to cut one by one suddenly darkness - my problems visible so clearly Ur...
