петак, 21. децембар 2012.
субота, 15. децембар 2012.
недеља, 9. децембар 2012.
Yasuomi Koganei,2012 12th Haiku Meeting: December 8
2012 12th Haiku Meeting: December 8
Moderator: Catherine Urquhart
Weihnachtsmond
auf dem Gaensefeld
weidet der Wind
Simone K. Busch (Germany) (Tokyo)
Christmas moon
on the empty geese pasture
the winds browse
Simone K. Busch (Germany) (Tokyo)
cosmos flower
leaving its color to the wind
white… pink…
Momo Nishimura
amidst colorful leaves
a schoolgirl
in black stockings
Junko Saeki
krstarimo
mesecevim morima
vazduh slan
Tatjana Debeljacki (Serbia)
cruising
across the seas of moon
the air is salty
Tatjana Debeljacki (Serbia)
wind splintered branches
red and yellow leaves scattered
on the cracked walkway
Stephen M. Block (USA)
sera d'inverno
litigi all'osteria
per un Fante
Antonella Filippi (Italy)
winter evening
quarrels in the inn
over a knave
Antonella Filippi (Italy)
Numai omăt
pretutindenea omăt,
nimic altceva
Vasile Moldovan (Romania)
snow
everywhere snow,
nothing else
Vasile Moldovan (Romania)
geese and swans fly off
I sleep in the den
with the polar night
Sergey Pianov (Russia)
rosy morninglight
on the roofs of the palace
December snow
Hanne Hansen (Denmark)
sneezing, itchy eyes
airborne volcanic debris
awesome sunsets!
Royal T. Fruehling, Hawai'i (USA)
cotton snow...
snowflake shadows sweep
towards the streetlamp
Tomislav Maretic (Croatia)
if I could sweep away
your illness
as I do the dead leaves
Janick Belleau (Canada)
four years
on the road to the hospital
--gingko leaves falling
Midori Suzuki
turning the corner
heading for the care home
--ambulance in winter rain
Sachiko Kondo
end of 2012
election campaign much ado
about nothing
Michiko Murai
happiness
filling up, spilling over
--gingko leaves in December
Yuzu Sugita
colored leaves
peaceful moments
ancient pagoda of Nara
Masako Omaki
farewell old apricot tree
back to the ground now
--December gale
Motoko Sato
a growing mountain
of falling leaves outside her gate
--is the old lady ill?
Shinya Ogata
writing Christmas cards—
the beans simmering
in the silent night
Midori Tanaka
ginkgo fruit
shaped like grapes
soft as a baby’s skin
Tenshi Sakai
autumn holidays
ordering a bottle of wine
with lunch
Takashi Ikari
the scent of chrysanthemums
rambling in Sugamo Ginza
the elderlies in high spirits
Hideo Ebihara
choir of survivors
belting out the good old melodies
--year-end class reunion
Kiyoshi Sugita
unpicked persimmons
abound in the village
--no human warmth
Yasuhiko Shirota
first winter drizzle
the brisk steps
of illuminated news
Juich Masuda
the soft sunlight
mother and child frolicking
in the fallen leaves
Takeo Hanaoka
collapsed tunnel
and tsunami
menacing our safety
Masaaki Oka
this M7.3 aftershock
checking our evacuation speed
--this cold wind
Yasuomi Koganei
fatsia flowers silently
lighting up one corner
Asako Otomo
уторак, 4. децембар 2012.
субота, 24. новембар 2012.
недеља, 4. новембар 2012.
THE CAMEL SALOON
THE CAMEL SALOON
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2012
FOR THOSE, THESE AND FUTURE TIMES
by Tatjana Debeljacki
Keep this heavy prayer as a secret
I ask you to go because I love you
Prayers for mercy and salvation
I sink into their silence.
Passion freezes in us
With its honest scream,
With a vowel and a consonant,
And we would, and we’d not,
Or we would, and would, but...
Love shoots in its core,
Mollified and coddled,
Yet I speak about my heart.
Meet me.
There is the one who will remember
And in the silence dare
Add, deduct and love again.
Meet me, you the first and the last one.
What do free acts and thoughts restrict?
An image grown from the words hides the rainbow
God is the witness of the fragile flow,
Slave driver.
Jealousy does not sharpen you
You are defeated by safety
And deceived by the mirror reflecting you as one
With a prelude, a quibble
Years, years and swallows .
Love named by my name, his surname,
Thank to your heart and faith.
Nothing remains but
The mighty anticipation.
THE CAMEL SALOON
уторак, 23. октобар 2012.
недеља, 12. август 2012.
Yasuomi Koganei 2012 8th Haiku Meeting: August 11
memories of aunt
I share
with the clematis
Momo Nishimura
Queen of the Night
--she opens, she spreads her fragrance
after the guests have gone
Junko Saeki
sur le quai
en attendant le poisson
moi et le chat
Janick Belleau (Canada)
on the dock
waiting for the fish boat
the cat and I
Janick Belleau (Canada)
nuit d'été
couvrant le bruit des vagues
un groupe rock
Janick Belleau (Canada)
summer night
drowning out the sound of waves
a rock band
Janick Belleau (Canada)
putting down sake cup
I listen
rainy season moon
Tenshi Sakai
hoar frost on field
caressed
by the rays of the sun
Tatjana Debeljacki (Serbia)
Hiroshima -
non è il vento estivo
quello che soffia
Antonella Filippi (Italy)
Hiroshima -
it is not the summer wind
that blows
Antonella Filippi (Italy)
on the TV screen
heart-stopping perfection
London Olympic Games
Royal T. Fruehling (Hawai'i, USA)
fluffy cat's paw
airily touches my cheek
reminding me
Sergey Pianov (Russia)
from the ski lift
a bird’s eye view
of lilies in full bloom
Motoko Satoh
fireworks from my veranda
a few seconds earlier
than t.v.
Masako Omaki
no shade
in the midday town
an oleander blooms
Michi Umeda
summer butterfly
one shadow giving birth
to another, and another,,,,
Juichi Masuda
midday nap
the soul of me departing
into the dream
Maki Hatanaka
the summer the war ended
the Emperor’s speech beyond our grasp
water gushing from burst pipes
Hideo Ebihara
baby cicada!
sing loud!
live long!
Takeo Hanaoka
eco-friendly life
a green curtain of vine
gives welcome shade
Michiko Murai
hot news
from London 2012—
“Nadeshiko Japan”
Yasuhiko Shirota
well practiced?
soloist warblers in the mountain
do～do so mi, confidently
Midori Tanaka
summer vegetables
and the newspaper
from my home town
Midori Suzuki
tennis court boiled—
the piercing eyes
of the linesman
Ikken Ikemoto
Diamond Jubilee Queen
opening the London Olympics
as charming as in her coronation
Masaaki Oka
looking for a place
for nuclear waste?
Mr. Curiosity Rover!
Yasuomi Koganei
at the green light
waves of people, waves of heat
crossing
Takashi Ikari
wind blowing
through the freshly weeded neighborhood
autumn drawing near
Sachiko Kondo
Yasuomi Koganei 2012 7th Haiku Meeting; July 14
Cappadocia:
rainbow of balloons descend
tempting sharpened rocks
Stephen M. Block (USA)
salute, July 4
fireworks and whoop-de-do
birthday, U.S.A
Royal T. Fruehling (Hawai'i. USA)
droplet of dew
in the summer sunlight---
the life of a man
Vasile Moldovan (Romania)
sera ventosa
l’ubriaco e l’albero
avanti e indietro
Antonella Filippi (Italy)
windy evening
the drunk and the tree
to and fro
Antonella Filippi (Italy)
no one knows
where to go
a line of ants
Juichi Masuda
hydrangea
breath of air from sea
path in ancient city
Momo Nishimura
the aura
of hydrangea
in an infant’s smile
Tenshi Sakai
home from school
my daughter plays
school
Rob Scott (Stockholm)
Star Festival
“tanzaku” bamboo bending
with one more wish
Yuzu Sugita
rucola leaves
bitter but alas, loved
by bugs too
Junko Saeki
under the wisteria
parking
his wheelchair
Midori Suzuki
our chorus concert over
“Kampai” in chorus
over summer dishes
Hitoshi Ichinose
sleepless night
I trace my mother’s life
Kamikochi
Masako Omaki
Nagara River—
cormorant fishing flickering
in bonfire light
Masaaki Oka
white lotus blooming
I mourn a friend’s passing
memories amassing
Michiko Murai
red hot rallies
performed in the pure white
of Wimbledon
Ikken Ikemoto
endless white birches
under the midnight sun
--endless thoughts
Midori Tanaka
a lull in the rainy season
plodding—just plodding
in the park
Kiyoshi Sugita
wild monkey snarling
on summer grasses “Please let me pass”
pleads my husband
Sachiko Kondo
central station
in the twilight—
suspended dreams
Yasuomi Koganei
evening paper reads
“Extensive rain damage in Kyushu”
chilled wine arriving with prosciutto ham
Yasuhiko Shirota
back from his funeral
--my share of the berries
gone with the birds
Hideo Ebihara
from the cape
no ship in sight
only the breeze and horizon
Takeo Hanaoka
wedding in rich verdure
already
missing his daughter
Michi Umeda
watergushingafterwaterthe
neverendingchaseofthewaterfall
Takashi Ikari
Kumamoto floods
calling a one-time pupil
now 74
Shinya Ogata
every window in the train
a hundred colors
of hydrangea
Motoko Sato
returning to Hase Dera
hydrangeas
linger in the shade
Judy Halebsky (USA) (Tokyo)
light green
a graceful Mt.Wakakusa
quiet
Osamu Kawasaki
Yasuomi Koganei 2012 5th Haiku Meeting: May 12
2012 5th Haiku Meeting: May 12
Moderator: Catherine Urquhart
cold day of cherry blossoms --
walking to the station
my back getting warm
Momo Nishimura
May
suddenly, people everywhere
in lighter clothes, in lighter spirit
Junko Saeki
midnight cool
rain to snow
--is this spring?
Navita Kalra (Canada)
nothing more common
than a daffodil except
the first one in spring
Stephen M. Block (USA)
over the walls
of five-seven-five
a ceiling open to the sky
Stephen M. Block (USA)
after the hailstorm --
broken petunias spreading
their fragrance
Tomislav Maretic (Croatia)
boy's day --
looking at the photo album
of my deceased father
Tomislav Maretic (Croatia)
May twelve perigee
moon comes nearer to the earth
for a better look
Royal T. Fruehling (Hawai'i, USA)
Stablo starog
Lesnika podilzi
Mravlja jeza
Tatjana Debeljački (Serbia)
the old hazelnut tree
shivering
with ant chills
Tatjana Debeljački (Serbia)
prolaze oblaci
prolaze misli
srcem caj
Zoran Mimica (Croatian)
clouds passing by
thoughts passing by
- sipping my tea
Zoran Mimica (Croatian)
as if by magic
wasps vanish
leaving their elaborate home
Sachiko Kondo
able or not
to be a wicked woman?
flowering spirea
Juichi Masuda
behind purple hydrangea
touching up her face
--a rickshaw girl
Hideo Ebihara
many faces
many minds
shelter from a shower
Ikken Ikemoto
bubbles rising
inside each
a child’s dream
Michiko Murai
a miracle
in bloom
--transplanted wisteria
Hitoshi Ichinose
crossing the bridge
I am at one
with the spring breeze
Michi Umeda
thirty years to go
to match my mother’s life
--peach blooms
Masako Omaki
Shangri-la Tibetan temple
sky burial hill beyond
--birds into clouds
Midori Tanaka
“How about a drink?”
liquor shop owner sprinkles rice
for sparrows in a row
Maki Hatanaka
50 kids planting
50 trees with 50 smiles
--the fragrant breeze
Yuzu Sugita
shaking his hand
after 30 years of light
and darkness
Shinya Ogata
cherry petals falling
hands together I pray
for their souls
Takashi Ikari
Japanese azaleas
luckily away
from the tornadoes
Kiyoshi Sugita
chorus of frogs
the sudden breeze
of old days
Takeo Hanaoka
breezy garden
single banana plant leaf
beckons me in
Motoko Sato
in the floodlight
a bank-guard checking his pistol --
strong sirocco
Yasuomi Koganei
Tagore songs
flowing freely into my heart
--late spring
Masaaki Oka
среда, 18. јул 2012.
Sparkbright magazine: Issue 8 « Sparkbright
Sara Brink is a recent college graduate with a degree in English- Publishing Studies and Fine Arts. She’s loved reading and writing since the age of 5, and hopes to work within the publishing industry as an editor someday. She also hopes to live in New York City and get started writing her novel within the coming months.
Describing Abigale LeCavalier is like trying to describe the taste of broccoli flavored ice cream. You just have to experience her for yourself. She calls Earth her “home” for now, but reserves the rite to change that at a future (and unavoidable) date. Abigale writes what she feels, and feels what she writes, every bit.
Tatjana Debeljacki She writes poetry, short stories, stories and haiku. She is a Member of Association of Writers of Serbia -UKS since 2004. She is Haiku Society of Serbia- Deputy editor of Diogen. She also is the editor of the magazine Poeta. She has four books of poetry published.
Gary Glauber is a poet, fiction writer, teacher, and music journalist. His works have been nominated for the Pushcart Prize, as well as “Best of the Net.” He took part in The Frost Place’s conference on teaching poetry. Recent poems are published or forthcoming in Kitchen, Manor House Quarterly, Forty Ounce Bachelors, The Whistling Fire, Xenith, Corium Magazine, Petrichor Review, Prompt Literary Journal, The Legendary, and StepAway Magazine.
William J. Joel has been a poet, storyteller and educator for many, many years. Most recently, his work has been accepted for publication in Aunt Chloe and Wolf Moon Journal. In addition to adult poetry, he has written works for children. Since 2008, he has been Contributing Editor for three issues of Appleseeds.
Molly Kat has been writing and reading everything she could get her hands on since she was five years old. She is a poetry editor for Harpur Palate, a graduate student of Literature and Literary Theory, and is starting the daunting process of MFA applications. She has work published or forthcoming in ToadSouck (Exquisite Corpse),Omega Magazine, Foothill Poetry Journal, Pedastal Magazine, Muzzle, Corvus, Toad the Journal, Samizdat, H_NGM_N, and many others. She is a little person with a very big voice. She collects really cool rocks.
Mamta Madhavan is a freelance journalist based in India. She has been writing poems in her second language English since the age of 13. She writes on nature, life, angst, love and relationships. Her poems have been published in print and online literary journals all over. She also pens poems for children which has been published in print journals and newspapers in India. She is a curator at www.gotpoetry.com. She teaches conversational English to under privileged children in a small village in Kerala, India.
Christina Maki lives in Duluth, Minnesota. She has been writing poetry since her early childhood. She has a Bachelor of Arts in History and French from Grand Valley State University. Christina also studied at Paul Cézanne University in Aix-en-Provence, France. She believes in humanity, education and individuality.
Matt Markle is a college student earning his bachelors degree in creative writing at SUNY Newpaltz. Although writing was not always his major academic focus he has always has a need to put his mind on paper, and loves to read the thoughts of others. A poem starts with just one old line and ends with a new thought in anther persons head. He reads, he thinks, he writes, he shares, and he hopes you’ll do the same.
Colm Moore is soon-to-be-finished college student from Ireland. He has shared most of his work on-line where he is plying my trade for the moment. He has always loved writing, and has been writing poems intermittently for approximately the past four years.
David R Morgan has been an arts worker and literature officer, organizer of Book Festivals and writer-in-residence for education authorities, a prison and a psychiatric hospital (which was the subject of a Channel 4 film “Out of Our Minds.” He has had two plays broadcast on ITV “Birthdaze” and “Where’s Melissa?”
B.Z. Niditch is a poet, playwright, fiction writer and teacher. His work is widely published in journals and magazines throughout the world, including: Columbia: A Magazine of Poetry and Art; The Literary Review; Denver Quarterly; Hawaii Review,; Le Guepard (France); Kadmos (France); Prism International; Jejune (Czech Republic); Leopold Bloom (Budapest); Antioch Review; and Prairie Schooner, among others. He lives in Brookline, Massachusetts.
Jon Plunkett works as a psychotherapist and writes poetry as a means of exploring the world around him and his place within in it. His work takes us into the past, present and future, and often leads to places that may or may not exist. Over the past three years his work has appeared in a number of online and in print literary and poetry magazines. The exploration continues.
Kushal Poddar resides in the city of Kolkata , India . Apart from poetries, he has written fictions and scripts for television mini-series as well. His English poems have been published in various online and print magazines all over the world. He is the author of “All Our Fictional Dreams” and been published in “Poor Poet’s Pantry: Collaborative Poems”. The forthcoming book is “Surviving Cyber Life” and “Five Poets: An Anthology”
John Swain lives in Louisville, Kentucky. His work has recently appeared in Red Fez, Up the Staircase, and Yes, Poetry.
James Sykes is a 20 year old student in his second year, studying English Literature with Creative Writing at the University of East Anglia, UK.
Jessica Tyner is originally from Oregon, USA, a member of the Cherokee Nation, and has been a writer and editor for ten years. Currently, she is a senior copy writer for Word Jones, a travel writer with Mucha Costa Rica, a copy editor at the London-based Flaneur Arts Journal, and a contributing editor at New York’s Thalo Magazine. She has recently published short fiction in India’s Out of Print Magazine, and poetry in Slow Trains Literary Journal, Straylight Magazine, Solo Press, and Glint Literary Journal. Her first novel has been picked up by Swift Publishing House. She lives in San José, Costa Rica.
Jenny Walker is a first year student of English Literature at Edinburgh University and is enjoying discovering the Scottish poetry scene and begining to perform some of her poetry. She was a winner of the Young Foyle Poet of the Year competition in 2011 and was shortlisted for the Anne Pierson Award in 2010.
Anthony Ward has been writing in his spare time for a number of years. He has been published in a number of literary magazines including South, Word Gumbo, Drunk Monkeys, Crack the Spine, Message in a Bottle, Torrid Literature Journal, Sparkbright, and Blinking Cursor amongst others.
Gail Wolper has been an avid poet since she could read.Her degree is from University of Colorado in boulder. She lived there for twenty years, then moved to Miami. Her poetry reflects everything around her in life.http://www.sparkbright.org/
среда, 4. јул 2012.
уторак, 3. јул 2012.
четвртак, 21. јун 2012.
ken*again magazine - John Delin
Janette Ayachi
Luis Cuauhtemoc Berriozabal
Tatjana Debeljacki
Kenny Fame
John Grey
Guy Homen
A. J. Huffman
Duane Locke
Twish Mukherjee
Dike Okoro
Scott Owens
Val Dering Rojas
Iolanda Scripca
Sam Silva
Rob Spiegel
Isabel Sylvan
Jovan Vuksanovich
Joanna M. Weston
среда, 23. мај 2012.
понедељак, 21. мај 2012.
понедељак, 7. мај 2012.
Redheaded Stepchild
Redheaded Stepchild
Founding editor Malaika King Albrecht’s poems have been or are forthcoming in Asheville Poetry Review, Kakalak: an Anthology of Carolina Poets, 4am, Hiss Quarterly Review, The Bedside Guide to No Tell Motel - Second Floor, The Pedestal Magazine, Poemeleon and other online and print magazines. She has taught creative writing to sexual abuse survivors and to addicts and alcoholics in therapy groups and also volunteers teaching poetry in schools. She lives in North Carolina and teaches therapeutic horseback riding. She is a board member of JMU's Furious Flower Poetry Center http://www.jmu.edu/furiousflower/.
петак, 20. април 2012.
четвртак, 29. март 2012.
понедељак, 19. март 2012.
субота, 18. фебруар 2012.
понедељак, 30. јануар 2012.
понедељак, 23. јануар 2012.
субота, 7. јануар 2012.
Asahi Shimbunu!
The haikuist is awake at dawn. Even on the first day of the New Year, she has work to do on her farm. But first, she revels in the morning sunlight and smiles at a young couple who must have stayed up all night long in her barn. Translating a poem by Fusayu Tabata into English about the work of a haikuist, Michael Corr was inspired to compose a reply that leaves us to ponder the sun's heavy burden.
петак, 6. јануар 2012.
DANSE MACABRE An Online Magazine
DANSE MACABRE An Online Literary Magazine
Publicité DM 53 STRONTIUM
[ STRONTIUM ]
Ali Abdolrezaei - Casey Creek
Tatjana Debeljacki - Michelle Gaddes
Claire Huxham - Richard Marx Weinraub
Anna Niarakis - Vaughan Rapatahana
Mercedes Webb-Pullman
Isotopic Poetry
Publicité DM 53 STRONTIUM
[ STRONTIUM ]
Ali Abdolrezaei - Casey Creek
Tatjana Debeljacki - Michelle Gaddes
Claire Huxham - Richard Marx Weinraub
Anna Niarakis - Vaughan Rapatahana
Mercedes Webb-Pullman
Isotopic Poetry
недеља, 1. јануар 2012.
Magnapoets - Coming January 15, 2012
Cover photography © Don McCrady, 2011, all rights reserved
no unauthorized use or distribution
Featuring our Pushcart Prize nominations, a special self-portrait feature, and contributions by L. Ward Abel, Ramesh Anand, Janick Belleau,Elizabeth Bodien, Marshall Bood, Alan Bridges, Bob Brill, Colleen Britton, Dawn Bruce, Helen Buckingham, Owen Bullock, Steven Carter, Vaughan Chapman, Sonam Chhoki, Mackenzie Cole, Susan Constable, Bill Cooper, Will Cordeiro, Jennifer Corpe, William Cullen, Jr., Tatjana Debeljački, Gail Denham, Carol Dorf, Evelyn Duboff, Denis Emorine, Claire Everett, Bruce H. Feingold, Amelia Fielden, Stanford M. Forrester, Hugh Fox, Bill Frayer, Jay Friedenberg, Beverley George, Sanford Goldstein, Margaret Grace, Jyothirmai Gubili, John Hawk, Ruth Holzer, Gregory Hopkins, Arti Honrao, SK Iyer, Gerry Jacobson, Mary Kipps, Bruce Kirby, Darrell Lindsey, Chen-ou Liu, Bob Lucky, Catherine A. MacKenzie, John H. Maher, John C. Mannone, Rick Marlatt, Andrew Shattuck McBride, Laura Merleau,Rafael Miguel Montes, Mike Montreuil, ayaz daryl nielsen , Oprica Padeanu, Pravat Kumar Padhy, Patricia Prime, K. Ramesh, Stephen Roberts, Souradeep Roy, Walter Ruhlmann, Don Russ, Peter Serchuk, Kathleen Serocki, Adelaide B. Shaw, Carol Shaw, Guy Simser, Dr. Roger Singer, Vivien Steels, André Surridge, Luminita Suse, Barbara A. Taylor, Aristie Trendel. John Van Doren, Margaret Van Every,Neal Whitman, Diana Wickes, Richard K. Williams, Joyce Wong, Theresa Wyatt, Bänoo Zan, Nick Zegarac, Brian Zimmer.
ISSN 1916-3010
Magnapoets Print, a bi-annual 8.5" x 11" print journal featuring poetry, short stories, interviews, and essays.
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