There’s a theory that a poet’s work tends toward one of four major axes—poetry of the body, poetry of the mind, poetry of the heart, or poetry of the soul. Where would you place your work, if at all?
@maevedos
Dublin-based poet, educator and mentor who also likes to sing & travel. My sixth collection of poetry is ‘Where All Ladders Start’ (Alba Publishing, Nov 2024). Haiku nerd / ninja. Website URL (incl. current book info & sales): www.maeveosullivan.com
There’s a theory that a poet’s work tends toward one of four major axes—poetry of the body, poetry of the mind, poetry of the heart, or poetry of the soul. Where would you place your work, if at all?
Here’s a #haiku and some pics, all inspired by a return visit to a chilly #Amsterdam around a year ago. #senryusunday
That’s a great list, thanks Julie.
On my blog, I’ve listed links to 50+ active journals that take short-form poetry like haiku & tanka (not all have open submission periods atm) & another 40ish that are defunct. Enjoy!
starsinmysugarbowl.wordpress.com/2026/01/14/p...
#haiku #tanka #cherita #haibun #poetry #senryu #amwriting #poets
Thanks Jenn, positive as always! It’s a great city, so compact / walkable, great galleries, cafes etc. Try to do a canal boat tour while you’re there.
Here’s a #haiku and some pics, all inspired by a return visit to a chilly #Amsterdam around a year ago. #senryusunday
It sure is! 💪🏻
What a star! And she can sing too! 🌟
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This #haiku got second prize in the Seashores Journal ‘Kukai’ (competition) in #Dublin last week. I decided to pair it with a photo from the same day, to create a #haiga. Both inspired outside Glasgow, #Scotland in late December.
Congrats! 🥳
This is a great opportunity for emerging poets. Deadline 8/3/26
From a walk on Appledore beach:
obituary
a ragged ribbon of tide
returns to the sea
#haiku #obituary #tides
Lovely!
There's only a couple of weeks left to submit to the Abridged Elixir Submission Call! We don't encourage tardiness! See www.abridged.zone/abridged-0-1... for info!
Not a very auspicious start to the Chinese / Tibetan New Year (Male Fire Horse) 🐴
Well done Norway! 🇳🇴
Thanks Gerry, and for the repost! I nearly said ‘retweet’ there… :-0
Two good pieces of #haiku news in the last week: ‘stone labyrinth’ (inspired in #Scotland) got 2nd prize in last week’s Seashores ‘kukai’ competition and my #senryu sequence appears in the new issue of @abridgedmagazine.bsky.social 😊 Here are the first two senryu…
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Title: A personalised Valentine's card for bibliophiles Image: A cartoon heart with arms, legs and a smiling face. With an empty speech bubble above. Five options for text to cut out and put in the bubble: I love you more than my books! I love you as much as my books! I love you almost as much as my books! I love you! No more questions! I love books!
A valentine's card for bibliophiles.
For @theguardian.com books.
Download a printable version here:
www.tomgauld.com/valentine
Purple crocuses
Snowdrops
Daffodils
Yellow crocuses
Spring is springing in one of my local parks in #Dublin. The daffs aren’t quite blooming yet, but getting there…
not asking for much
in the flimsy winter weeds
the first snail of spring
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Purple crocuses
Snowdrops
Daffodils
Yellow crocuses
Spring is springing in one of my local parks in #Dublin. The daffs aren’t quite blooming yet, but getting there…
Sickening!
‘The Epstein files reveal a patriarchy in action. This is a world where the men are rich and powerful, and the women are not’. www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-i...
Great to see the old Central Hotel in #Dublin reopened, including the beautiful Library Bar, one of my favourite former (and now future) haunts - just a bit smaller than it was previously. I interviewed the stellar New York poet Samuel Menashe in there, many moons ago!
Awful news!
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