
I'm really pleased to once again have haiku in the annual New Zealand Poetry Society Anthology, which was edited by Owen Bullock this year. It contains all the winning entries of the NZPS International Haiku and Open Poetry Competitions, as well as work chosen 'blind' by the editor from the remaining poems entered.
My first haiku won a Highly Commended placing:
bus stop
the moonlight
on her cane
This second haiku was chosen by the editor:
his gentle snores
when did I last
see the stars . . .
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Oh, Kirsten, I love these-- especially the first one . . . such a haunting image. Congratulations, my friend!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Margaret!
ReplyDeleteBoth of these haiku come from my life experiences, and have been waiting in the wings for some time. :)