Welcome to the Poetry Pea July Video Prompt, featuring a wonderful collection of haiku, senryū and short poetry selected and curated by guest editor Matt Snyder. Thank you Matt.This month’s <a href="https://poetrypea.com/?p=6505" rel="nofollow">episode </a>comes to you from the beautiful Lauterbrunnen Valley in Switzerland — Tolkien’s Rivendell — where the July Video Prompt was filmed.Patricia begins with a bonus poem of her own before sharing the poems chosen by Matt for this episode and the forthcoming Poetry Pea Journal 3:26.There's a little mention of Patricia’s insistence that a kigo, or seasonal word, is essential when writing haiku. You may disagree — and that’s perfectly fine. Poetry needs a little healthy disagreement now and then!If you enjoy the episode, please subscribe, leave a review wherever you listen, or head over to YouTube and leave a comment. And if you’d like to support Poetry Pea, you can find membership and donation links in the show notes.Thank you for listening, and most importantly, keep writing.Poets featured:Sandip ChauhanAlicia SamsonSoumya MukherjeeJoanna AshwellLakshmi IyerTracy DavidsonRohan BuettelValerie GreenDavid CoxKim KlughVikram KolmannskogEditor’s ChoiceNeena Singh Yvonne Hardenbrook, Haiku in English the first hundred years, Kacian, Rowland and BurnsJennifer Sutherland, Chrysanthemum, Issue 27 from April 2020Dina E Cox, Full of Moonlight, Haiku Society of America 2016 Member’s Anthology.Linda L Ludwig, Little Marvels, 2024Sōseki trs Ueda<a href="http:#_edn1" rel="nofollow">[i]</a>Fred Schofield, Blithe Spirit, Vol. 9 No.2 June 1999Bona M Santos, PPJ Autumn 2020Ben Oliver, an Honourable mention from journal 3:24Daniela Misso, from episode 22 of the fourth series.Roberta Beach Jacobson, PPJ Autumn 2020Bisshie <a href="http:#_ednref1" rel="nofollow">[i]</a> Modern Japanese Haiku Makoto Ueda, University of Toronto Press, 1976

Welcome to the Poetry Pea July Video Prompt, featuring a wonderful collection of haiku, senryū and short poetry selected and curated by guest editor Matt Snyder. Thank you Matt. This month’s episode comes to you from the beautiful Lauterbrunnen Valley in Switzerland — Tolkien’s Rivendell — where the July Video Prompt was filmed. Patricia begins with a bonus poem of her own before sharing the poems chosen by Matt for this episode and the forthcoming Poetry Pea Journal 3:26. There's a little mention of Patricia’s insistence that a kigo, or seasonal word, is essential when writing haiku. You may disagree — and that’s perfectly fine. Poetry needs a little healthy disagreement now and then! If you enjoy the episode, please subscribe, leave a review wherever you listen, or head over to YouTube and leave a comment. And if you’d like to support Poetry Pea, you can find membership and donation links in the show notes. Thank you for listening, and most importantly, keep writing. Poets featured: Sandip Chauhan Alicia Samson Soumya Mukherjee Joanna Ashwell Lakshmi Iyer Tracy Davidson Rohan Buettel Valerie Green David Cox Kim Klugh Vikram Kolmannskog Editor’s Choice Neena Singh Yvonne Hardenbrook, Haiku in English the first hundred years, Kacian, Rowland and Burns Jennifer Sutherland, Chrysanthemum, Issue 27 from April 2020 Dina E Cox, Full of Moonlight, Haiku Society of America 2016 Member’s Anthology. Linda L Ludwig, Little Marvels, 2024 Sōseki trs Ueda[i] Fred Schofield, Blithe Spirit, Vol. 9 No.2 June 1999 Bona M Santos, PPJ Autumn 2020 Ben Oliver, an Honourable mention from journal 3:24 Daniela Misso, from episode 22 of the fourth series. Roberta Beach Jacobson, PPJ Autumn 2020 Bisshie [i] Modern Japanese Haiku Makoto Ueda, University of Toronto Press, 1976

Welcome to the Poetry Pea July Video Prompt, featuring a wonderful collection of haiku, senryū and short poetry selected and curated by guest editor Matt Snyder. Thank you Matt.This month’s <a href="https://poetrypea.com/?p=6505" rel="noopener noreferrer">episode </a>comes to you from the beautiful Lauterbrunnen Valley in Switzerland — Tolkien’s Rivendell — where the July Video Prompt was filmed.Patricia begins with a bonus poem of her own before sharing the poems chosen by Matt for this episode and the forthcoming Poetry Pea Journal 3:26.There's a little mention of Patricia’s insistence that a kigo, or seasonal word, is essential when writing haiku. You may disagree — and that’s perfectly fine. Poetry needs a little healthy disagreement now and then!If you enjoy the episode, please subscribe, leave a review wherever you listen, or head over to YouTube and leave a comment. And if you’d like to support Poetry Pea, you can find membership and donation links in the show notes.Thank you for listening, and most importantly, keep writing.Poets featured:Sandip ChauhanAlicia SamsonSoumya MukherjeeJoanna AshwellLakshmi IyerTracy DavidsonRohan BuettelValerie GreenDavid CoxKim KlughVikram KolmannskogEditor’s ChoiceNeena Singh Yvonne Hardenbrook, Haiku in English the first hundred years, Kacian, Rowland and BurnsJennifer Sutherland, Chrysanthemum, Issue 27 from April 2020Dina E Cox, Full of Moonlight, Haiku Society of America 2016 Member’s Anthology.Linda L Ludwig, Little Marvels, 2024Sōseki trs Ueda<a rel="noopener noreferrer">[i]</a>Fred Schofield, Blithe Spirit, Vol. 9 No.2 June 1999Bona M Santos, PPJ Autumn 2020Ben Oliver, an Honourable mention from journal 3:24Daniela Misso, from episode 22 of the fourth series.Roberta Beach Jacobson, PPJ Autumn 2020Bisshie <a rel="noopener noreferrer">[i]</a> Modern Japanese Haiku Makoto Ueda, University of Toronto Press, 1976

S9E36 Poetry Pea Video Prompt A Reading of Haiku, Senryu, and short poems

this week on the haiku pea podcast from poetrypea.com, I have some treats for you created by our lovely community of poets. Have a listen

S2E23: Treats

This week on the haiku pea podcast from poetrypea.com the community of poets are writing haiku and senryu onthe topic of men.

S2E22: Men

This week on the haiku pea podcast from poetrypea.com we're talking about and hearing verses that illustrate the music in the japanese short form poetry.

S2 E21: Making Music

this week on the haiku pea podcast from poetrypea.com the community writes on the topic of spirits. Come along and listen to some spoken poetry...

Series 2 Episode 20: Spirits

Series 2 Episode 19: Happy Birthday by Haiku Pea

Series 2 Episode 19: Happy Birthday

This week on the haiku pea podcast from poetrypea.com our community writes haiku and senryu on the topic of flowers.

Series 2 Episode 18: Flowers

Today on the haiku pea podcast from poetrypea.com we have a special guest, Mark Gilbert from the UK. He is here to talk about whoku. What is it? Well have a listen and you will find out. Also we begin the next renku. Want to join in?

S2E17 Whoku With  Mark Gilbert

This week on the haiku pea podcast on poetrypea.com we are writing about sense switching using the synesthesia method. I hope you join us and enjoy it.

S2E16 Sense Switching or Synesthesia

This week on the haiku pea podcast from poetrypea.com we're tasting coffee and thinking about verbs.

S2E15 Coffee Without Verbs

This week on the haiku pea podcast from poetrypea.com the communit is writing haiku and senryu about trees. If ou would like to join in and submit your work go to the website and have a look around and of course listen to the podcast.

S2E14 Trees

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