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Category Archives: Vol 5-2 January 2007
Editorial -What are we to do with the so-called Haiku Rules?
Editorial PURPOSES CROSSED, SEMANTICS CONFUSED AND CONTEXT IGNORED What Are We to Do with the So-called Haiku ‘Rules’ ? People argue. Sometimes they get at each other’s throats. However, more often than not they are not even disagreeing. All they … Continue reading
Posted in Editorials, Haiku, Vol 5-2 January 2007
Tagged Haiku, poems, Poetry, world haiku, writing
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Haiku and Indian Music
Vol 5 – 2, January 2007 HAIKU AND INDIAN MUSIC Kala Ramesh, India To an outside eye both Haiku and Indian Music would seem a world apart. But as a practicing vocalist of Hindustani [North Indian classical] Music, I find … Continue reading
Posted in Haiku, Vol 5-2 January 2007
Tagged Haiku, Indian music, poems, Poetry, short poetry, world haiku, writing
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Haiku Sketchbook
WHCessay – Debra Woolard Bender THE MAGAZINE OF THE WORLD HAIKU CLUB VOLUME 5 ISSUE 2 – JANUARY 2007 Haiku Sketchbook Debra Woolard Bender The Master Haiku: dedemushi ya amagumo sasou tsuno no saki Masaoka Shiki a snail luring … Continue reading