Akita International Haiku Network
Gray clouds trail across the sky. In the pale winter sun a flock of geese (Ben Grafström–Akita, Japan)
World Haiku Series 2019 (156) Haiku by Ramesh Anand spring drizzle the bipinnate leaves fold into shyness 春の霧雨 双ピンの葉 折り重なって恥じらう waters of spring father backstrokes into healthiness 春の水 父が背泳ぎをする 健康へ herdsman's call – the cowbells marching from the horizon 牧夫の呼びかけ 牛の鈴が行進する 地平線から rice fields . . . bent … Continue reading World Haiku Series 2019 (156) Haiku by Ramesh Anand
Here in Akita, in Northern Honshu, Japan, it is the coldest midwinter, but spring cannot be far behind, I hope. Here are some haiku about summer and autumn as well as spring by Ramesh Anand. I hope that you will enjoy spring, summer and autumn through his haiku, . You can check them out … Continue reading Haiku by Ramesh Anand (4)
Here in Akita, in Northern Honshu, Japan, it is the coldest midwinter, but spring cannot be far behind, I hope. Here are some haiku about spring by Ramesh Anand. I hope that you will enjoy his haiku, wishing spring would come as soon as possible. You can check them out at his blog. http://ramesh-inflame.blogspot.com/ … Continue reading Haiku by Ramesh Anand (3)
On October 13, 2012, to my great delight, I received an e-mail from Mr. Ramesh Anand. There are some haiku and photos contributed to our network in his e-mail as well as his short bio data. You can check them out at his blog. http://ramesh-inflame.blogspot.com/ Firstly, I would like to present you with … Continue reading Haiku by Ramesh Anand (2)
On October 28, 2011, I received an e-mail from Mr. Ramesh Anand in Malaysia as follows. Hello Mr, Hidenori Hiruta, I have been writing Haiku in English with the moments I capture from the nature of Malaysia. I would like to share some of my published haiku ( 15 Pieces ) with Akita International Haiku Network for … Continue reading Haiku by Ramesh Anand in Malaysia
Francis Tugayé, a French artist, kindly sent me a New Year’s e-mail on January 7 as follows. Dear Hidenori San That, through the misty areas, your eyes perceive the best. “Uncertainty” overrides the people all filled with their certainties. Let us be both realistic and (a little) dreamer... and that the year of the dragon … Continue reading For New Year 2012 (3)
Firstly, let me post haiku and photos by Julia Maul, who studied about haiku and learned to write haiku at the class by Alexander Dolin, PhD, Professor of Japanese Literature and Civilization Studies at Akita International University（国際教養大学）. Julia Maul contributed the works of haiku and photos to us in November, 2011. … Continue reading For New Year 2012 (2)
