BLACK & WHITE HAIGA/HAISHA

 

 DEAR HAIKU WRITERS,   Inspired by this image, please, continue the haiku suggested by the first line:    hospital walkway -      Please, send your submissions between June 15 and 29.  Haiku submitted outside this period will not be considered. Thank you.    PS Take a look to the June challenge, first part, to see the highlighted poems.   Congratulations to all the participants. I enjoyed every entry that was submitted.   1   Hospital Walkway - loved ones of the sick frozen  like salt sculptures 2  Hospital Walkway - in partial shade we count  the leaves of the plant    Urszula Marciniak     3   hospital walkway a winter of therapies to re-emerge   4   hospital walkway between illness and healing the whiteness of a soft blanket    Oscar Luparia   hospital walkway      ...

    ANNE FOX     DEBBIE STRANGE    GORDANA KURTOVIC & S. BAJUTTI    NATALIA KUZNETSOVA    OSCAR LUPARIA    RON C. MOSS    Silva Trstenjak & D.V.Rozik    STEPHANIE ZEPHERELLI

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

       BISWAJIT MISHRA    CHRISTINA CHIN    JEROME BERGLUND   KEVIN VALENTINE & STEVE VALENTINE    LE VAN TRUYEN

 

 

 

 

 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    8 back to home...

 

 

 

 

   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.