The Pan Haiku Review, 2025

solidarity sukkah—
the dust settles
into willows branches


rubble dust setting sun before time


The Pan Haiku Review, issue 6, Autumn/Winter 2025
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Lingering shadows

The cold wind shrinks me within the pashmina shawl during my morning walk in a park. I am not ready for this unexpected weather in Spring. I walk carefully on a curved cobblestone trail that is half covered in moss. In the distance, cumulus clouds are brewing the storm deep in their bellies. Some old fears resurface from my mind, freeze my steps, and hold me back. The sudden cawing nudges me back to my senses. I sit down on a nearby rusty bench for a while before I go back home.


distant thunder—
a white feather clings
to the fence

Pan Haiku Review issue 5 haibun & tanka-bun edi on part two Summer 2025 ed. Alan Summers

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The Pan Haiku Review, 2024

River Thames

I take a long walk around, as a stranger
who befriends its sight, sound, and depth

gusts of wind sway my chocolate brown hair,
which plays the melody unknown

what language does it really speak,
through the chaos of this ongoing fast pace

it boasts of the anchor of history

what else connects it, and us with souls
yet to arrive, or leave

The Pan Haiku Review Summer issue 3 (August 2024)


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damselfly wings in my palm river delta (upublished)

----- summer dawn grandma shakes the pickle jar -Hifsa Ashraf previously published in haikuNetra,issue 1.1, 2023

published in the Pan Haiku Review, issue 2.

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The Pan Haiku Review, 2023

snowflakes on the wire ellipsis of crows

dandelion wind hatching new dreams


Inaugural issue # 01, The Pan Haiku Review, 2023
1-line & 2-line haiku