My Sonnet "Inscribed In Siltstone" in "Synchronized Chaos"

I’m very pleased to announce that my unconventional sonnet “Inscribed In Siltstone” about fossils and their obscure antiquity appears in the March issue of “Synchronized Chaos”. You can read it here. ssp

My June Ku in "Haiku Corner"

Delighted and honoured to have my haiku included in the Haiku Corner selection for Week 23 (5 - 9 June 2023). haikua ssp

 

My Orchid-Themed 5-7-5 in "Pure Haiku"

I’m grateful to “Pure Haiku” editor Freya Pickard for selecting my 5-7-5 written in response to the fourth picture clockwise in an orchid photo sequence by Jonathon B. Hoyt. Feel free to leave a comment with your thoughts here. haikua ssp

My Quasi-Senryu in "Scarlet Dragonfly Journal"

Honoured to have my haiku/quasi-senryu featured in the current issue of “Scarlet Dragonfly Journal”: https://scarletdragonflyjournal.wordpress.com/2023/05/09/early-morning/

haikua ssp 

My Music-Themed Haiku / I miei haiku a tema musicale in "Synchronized Chaos"

 

I’m very glad to report that a quartet of bilingual haiku about music and musicians have found their place in the May issue of “Synchronized Chaos”. Urna Chahar-Tugchi’s supernal voice, the billowing soundscape evoked by piano interpreter Beatrice Rana, a frantic violin sonata by legendary composer Sergey Prokofiev and the feather-like quality of a sign-language translation of sacred chants are the subjects of these music themed short poems.  haikua ssp apsv

Sono felicissimo di annunciare la pubblicazione di un quartetto di haiku bilingui dedicati al mondo della musica nel numero di maggio di "Synchronized Chaos". La voce celeste di Urna Chahar-Tugchi, l'ondeggiante tappeto sonoro creato dalla pianista Beatrice Rana, la frenesia di una sonata per violino del leggendario compositore Sergej Prokofiev e la lieve piumosità di una versione in lingua dei segni di alcuni canti sacri sono i temi di questi brevi componimenti a tema musicale.

 

** Read them here / Leggili qui **

My Poem "Aforeward" on "Spillwords"

Glad to have my poem “Aforeward” published on Spillwords (along with my painting "Nocturnal Growth"). The poem is a bleak vision of the future that speaks for itself. This is how it begins: 'our remains will feed feral flowers / one fateful morrow...'. ssp

** Read the whole poem here **

 

 

My Easter Haiku in "Dadakuku"

Happy to share my unconventional Easter haiku published in 'Dadakuku'.   haikua ssp