Showing posts with label Wales Haiku Journal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wales Haiku Journal. Show all posts

Friday, May 1, 2026

Wales Haiku Journal, 2026

dusk at the shrine
the fakir's locks
catch the last light

Wales Haiku Journal, Autumn 2026
https://www.waleshaikujournal.com/_files/ugd/f225a3_903ff875d1b849b9b87b302f25920de5.pdf




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worn-out shoes
a street cobbler mends
my journey


summer wind
dad’s voice through
the venturi mask

Wales Haiku Journal, Summer 2026
https://www.waleshaikujournal.com/_files/ugd/f225a3_63179fcc1d62438bb8c8a049b033b258.pdf




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spring cleaning— 
faded in the chest pocket 
a friend’ s obituary


distant siren— 
the sudden splash 
of a flying fish

Wales Haiku Journal, Spring 2026

https://www.waleshaikujournal.com/_files/ugd/f225a3_fd0c0bfd079d47d5bbe47a6d88138166.pdf

Also the review of Beyond Emptiness by Neena Singh. 



Monday, January 27, 2025

Wales Haiku Journal, 2025

dangling leaf 

curls around itself  

autumn moon  


Wales haiku journal , Autumn '25 edition

https://www.waleshaikujournal.com/autumn2025

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mid-summer noon
a flying hawk stirs
the heat mirage


thawing stream
the rippling shadows
of rock pebbles


open discussion
in the family garden
overgrown thistles


blossom wind—
a teen boy follows
the butterfly trail


midsummer sale
the bruised petals
of pink peonies

Wales haiku journal , Spring / Summer '25 edition
https://www.waleshaikujournal.com/summer2025

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war debris—
the cold wind rocks
an empty cradle 

Wales haiku journal , winter 2024/25

https://www.waleshaikujournal.com/winter2024

Monday, May 6, 2024

Wales Haiku Journal, 2024




Wales Haiku Journal Issue Autumn 2024

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wood smoke
a part of forest follows
me back home





Wales Haiku Journal, Summer 2024

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east wind—
unfolding the memory
of his departure

Wales Haiku Journal, Spring 2024







Friday, January 27, 2023

Wales Haiku Journal, 2023


dark energy 

still wandering 

the Milky Way


my hooded cloak

worn thin


Hifsa Ashraf and R.C. Thomas

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The Wales Haiku Journal, Summer Edition 2023

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deep winter dawn the lingering notes of hu mantra

New Year Eve—
turning some thoughts
into the migratory birds

meadow wind—
this urge of becoming
a butterfly

Wales Haiku Journal, Winter 2022-23



Tuesday, October 11, 2022

Wales Haiku Journal - Guest Articles

Guest Articles Section 

The Key Aspects of Life in Haiku 

Hifsa Ashraf, Author, and Touchstone Award winner, delves into Goran Gatalica's new release, Night Jasmine.


Link to the article 

https://www.waleshaikujournal.com/post/nightjasmine?fbclid=IwAR1UDSRkTnfkAyovotRQvoDPpqP-Zp5x72gLLRvDvpeIyD7XTSWIpaswwuI


Friday, January 28, 2022

Wales Haiku Journal, 2022


sunlit dewdrops
on the grassy field
child’s first poem

overripe oranges
the most of
this grief

floodwater
the least we know
about a river

lake’s mist
unfolding my story
the rorschach test

the low flight
of a white heron
receding waves

Wales Haiku Journal, Autumn Edition 2022

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dry leaf…

the argument

that loses its worth

Wales Haiku Journal, Summer Edition 2022

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long winter night

the moon walks me

to the edge of a dream


Wales Haiku Journal, Spring issue 2022


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family haveli
a spiral cobweb mends
the broken window

Wales Haiku Journal, 2021-22

Tuesday, March 2, 2021

Wales Haiku Journal, 2021


summer drizzle 
the steady cawing 
of a house rooster

Wales Haiku Journal, Autumn 2021 issue

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neon lit pond 
how shallow 
its silence

Wales Haiku Journal, Summer 2021 issue


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Black Wings 


wind through rafters

the pressing burden

of a secret

JH


 

written on the wall

the pain of love

HA


 

storm light

buffing the cloud base 

nail marks in her palms

JH


 

blurred trails intertwine

with self-imposed isolation

HA


 

north wind

lines of black stubble

over fields of rape

JH


 

crows circle around

deep snow furrows

HA


 

hardening frost

wings of dread 

from her shoulders

JH


 

white ashes of longing

dissipate in reckless night

HA


 

stone road

runnels of dirt water

gutter with rumour

JH


 

early autumn leaves

stuffed in the sinkhole

HA


 

time’s drift

the long walk home

tightens its spiral

JH


 

shrouds of dust

in the land of infidelity

HA


 

hunkering down

night unfurls black folds

of understanding

JH


 

shedding my illusions

I make peace with shadows

HA

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Hifsa Ashraf & John Hawkhead 


Wales Haiku Journal, winter issue, 2021

Thursday, April 4, 2019