Haiku

Haiku and similar haikuform poetry by several poets, based on the venerable Japanese format famous for its brevity, has appeared in numerous Atlantean publications. Haikuforms include Senryu, Scifaiku (SF-themed haiku), horrorku (horror-themed haiku), and related forms such as Haibun and Renku.
==Haiku Entries==
Most haiku are grouped together by poet :
*Haiku by Ed Blundell
*Haiku by NG Charnley
*Haiku by Ian Clarke
*Haiku by Cardinal Cox
*Haiku by Aeronwy Dafies
*Haiku by DS Davidson
*Haiku by David Edwards
*Haiku by Eric Ferris
*Haiku by Pamela Harvey
*Haiku by David Leverton
*Haiku by Richard Reeve
*Haiku by SchiZ
*Haiku by Janice D. Soderling
*Haiku by Jane Stuart
*Haiku by DJ Tyrer
*Haiku by Amanda Valance
*Haiku by Ellena van Tebberen
*Haiku by Neal Wilgus
See also the Haiku category for haiku with individual entries.
==Haiku Publications==
*The Atlantean – the collected haiku of DJ Tyrer.
*caucasus carcass – a collection of reissian haiku.
==Reissian Haiku==
A description of this particular haikuform was given by Steve Sneyd in Awen 37. He explained that it had come in turn from the poet Ed Reiss, hence the adjective, and laid down a challenge to the readership to produce their own attempts, sparking a surge of interest in reissian haiku (in which haikuforms are written without letters with ascenders - such as d or b - or descenders - such as p or q). Eventually, the published reissian haiku and new examples were collected in the booklet above, which derived its title from the example reissian haiku that accompanied his explanation.
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