Apr 27
Posted: under Daily Haiku, Kelly's Haiku.
Tags: baby, husband, marriage, National Poetry Month, period, readers writeApril 27th, 2009
Sigh. Another month,
another disappointment.
I hate telling him.
April is National Poetry Month and we’re celebrating!
Each Monday this month, we’re throwing out a topic and inviting readers to share haiku on the subject.
This week’s topic: Periods
Add your haiku as a comment. Let’s see how many we can collect! Oh, and there’s no time limit. Today, [...] [...more]
by Kelly
Sigh. Another month,
another disappointment.
I hate telling him.
April is National Poetry Month and we’re celebrating!
Each Monday this month, we’re throwing out a topic and inviting readers to share haiku on the subject.
This week’s topic: Periods
Add your haiku as a comment. Let’s see how many we can collect! Oh, and there’s no time limit. Today, tomorrow, next week. We’ll take ‘em!
Apr 20
Posted: under Alison's Haiku, Daily Haiku.
Tags: children, friendship, National Poetry Month, readers writeApril 20th, 2009
Her friend since birth but
suddenly she knows his name
and calls out - Issey!
April is National Poetry Month and we’re celebrating!
Each Monday this month, we’re throwing out a topic and inviting readers to share haiku on the subject.
This week’s topic: Friendship
Add your haiku as a comment. Let’s see how many we can collect! Oh, and there’s [...] [...more]
by Alison
Her friend since birth but
suddenly she knows his name
and calls out - Issey!
April is National Poetry Month and we’re celebrating!
Each Monday this month, we’re throwing out a topic and inviting readers to share haiku on the subject.
This week’s topic: Friendship
Add your haiku as a comment. Let’s see how many we can collect! Oh, and there’s no time limit. Today, tomorrow, next week. We’ll take ‘em!
Apr 13
Posted: under Daily Haiku, Kelly's Haiku.
Tags: National Poetry Month, rain, readers write, renewal, spring, winterApril 13th, 2009
Come, thunder storm, come.
Wash away winter’s gray grit.
Bring caterpillars.
April is National Poetry Month and we’re celebrating!
Each Monday this month, we’re throwing out a topic and inviting readers to share haiku on the subject.
This week’s topic: Renewal
Add your haiku as a comment. Let’s see how many we can collect! Oh, and there’s no [...] [...more]
by Kelly
Come, thunder storm, come.
Wash away winter’s gray grit.
Bring caterpillars.
April is National Poetry Month and we’re celebrating!
Each Monday this month, we’re throwing out a topic and inviting readers to share haiku on the subject.
This week’s topic: Renewal
Add your haiku as a comment. Let’s see how many we can collect! Oh, and there’s no time limit. Today, tomorrow, next week. We’ll take ‘em!
Apr 06
Posted: under Alison's Haiku, Daily Haiku.
Tags: home, husband, kitchen, marriage, National Poetry Month, readers write, teaApril 6th, 2009
I teach him how to
measure, steep, garnish and serve
my favorite tea
April is National Poetry Month and we’re celebrating!
Each Monday this month, we’re throwing out a topic and inviting readers to share haiku on the subject.
This week’s topic: Kitchen
Add your haiku as a comment. Let’s see how many we can collect!
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by Alison
I teach him how to
measure, steep, garnish and serve
my favorite tea
April is National Poetry Month and we’re celebrating!
Each Monday this month, we’re throwing out a topic and inviting readers to share haiku on the subject.
This week’s topic: Kitchen
Add your haiku as a comment. Let’s see how many we can collect!
Apr 01
Posted: under Daily Haiku, Kelly's Haiku.
Tags: flowers, National Poetry Month, springApril 1st, 2009
April is spring and
national poetry month
words and flowers bloom
That is true. It really is national poetry month, and Alison and I are determined to celebrate. We’ve planned all sorts of fun stuff for the month of April here at Haiku By Two. Want to know what we’ve got in store? Check out our announcement.
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by Kelly
April is spring and
national poetry month
words and flowers bloom
That is true. It really is national poetry month, and Alison and I are determined to celebrate. We’ve planned all sorts of fun stuff for the month of April here at Haiku By Two. Want to know what we’ve got in store? Check out our announcement.
Mar 31
Posted: under News.
Tags: National Poetry MonthMarch 31st, 2009
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Haiku By Two Celebrates National Poetry Month
Minneapolis, Minn., April 1, 2009 — April is National Poetry Month and Haiku By Two has planned a slew of activities in celebration.
Every Monday morning throughout the month of April, Haiku By Two will post an open submission topic and invite readers to share their own [...] [...more]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Haiku By Two Celebrates National Poetry Month
Minneapolis, Minn., April 1, 2009 — April is National Poetry Month and Haiku By Two has planned a slew of activities in celebration.
Every Monday morning throughout the month of April, Haiku By Two will post an open submission topic and invite readers to share their own haiku on the subject.
Early risers can check the web site (www.HaikuByTwo.com) on Monday, April 6, 13, 20 and 27 at 6 a.m. EST to learn the haiku topic for the week. Submissions will be accepted throughout the month and posted as reader comments.
Plus, three guest haiku’ers will share their work on Haiku By Two in April.
Stephanie Watson, author of the middle-grade novel, Elvis and Olive, will kick off the month as a guest haiku’er with five petite poems dedicated to her dog, Nino.
The second guest haiku’er, Jen, will share five haiku in which she grapples with the concept of what it means to accept someone as a Facebook friend.
The third guest haiku’er, Sarah R. Bloom, is a professional photographer who will share a series of photos with accompanying haiku.
In addition, Haiku By Two will post two new reviews of haiku books throughout the month, as well as interviews with their authors.
Be sure to check out Haiku By Two throughout the month of April in order to celebrate National Poetry Month!
National Poetry Month is sponsored by the Academy of American Poets. Learn more at poets.org.
