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Submissions are open for Micro Haibun, upto 50 words. Deadline – end of July 2026. Details here. Haiku by Geethanjali Rajan, India, some art by Dhaatri Vengunad cooing in a ringof spring lighta blue rock pigeon

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Submissions are open for Micro Haibun, upto 50 words. Deadline – end of July 2026. Details here. Haiga by Vidya S Venkatramani, India * Kayampoo – Malayalam word for Ironwood tree blossom and has cultural significance. In Malayalam literature, Lord Krishna is described as “Kayampoovarnan” – one who bears the complexion of Kayampoo.

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Submissions are open for Micro Haibun, upto 50 words. Deadline – end of July 2026. Details here. Haiku and haibun by Brijesh Raj ripe mangoes a crow flies offwith a beak full of gold  dawn quietred figs trembleunder squirrel feet  morning walkcarrying the foreston her tail From Nothing to Nowhere  hanging out with gulmohar flowers bagworm larva...

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Haiku and haiga by Raamesh Gowri Raghavan, India after the rainrediscovering the smellof raat ki rani storm warningsthe sky grudges usa centimetre koel callshow the sun risescoo by coo rainless morningI count all the songsfrom the jackfruit tree clearing cloudsthe puddles dancingwith tiny frogs

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Haiku by Madeleine Kavanagh, United States valley of fire 115 degrees …colors melt away  a landingin the mistan egret steps out

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