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  1. International Haiku Day Event —
    Woodend, Victoria, Australia.

    Chamber Poets #87
    Saturday 15 April 1pm—4pm
    Woodend RSL, 32 Anslow Street, Woodend, Victoria
    Entry $10/$5
    Featuring:
    FRINGE MYRTLES HAIKU GROUP
    BLACK FOREST SMOKE
    OPEN SECTION

    After the success of last month’s public celebration of International Women’s Day featuring the famous Castlemaine writer Cate Kennedy, the April Chamber Poets event will celebrate International Haiku Day by featuring the work of Melbourne haiku group Fringe Myrtles. Fringe Myrtles, formed in October 2019 consists of some of the best published haiku poets in Victoria and is led by the president of the Australian Haiku Society, Rob Scott.

    #Haiku #AustralianHaiku #FreeHaiku @freehaiku #FringeMyrtles #RobScott #ChamberPoets #AustralianPoetry #Woodend

    australianhaikusociety.org/202

  2. A blog post and a haiku about going for a walk with our cavoodle Barney:

    autumn walk, just
    following our cavoodle
    everywhere

    hookturn.blog/2023/03/11/autum

    #Haiku #AustralianHaiku #FreeHaiku @freehaiku #Melbourne #Naarm #Cavoodle #DogHaiku #AutumnHaiku #AIArt #Craiyon

    Note – original image replaced by a new picture.

  3. John Bird Dreaming Award
    (Australian haiku award)

    Reminder: submissions for the 2nd running of the John Bird Dreaming Award for Haiku close on the 1st March 2023.

    Shares / boots / retoots are appreciated to ensure maximum visibility to Australian poets and haiku writers.

    For full details, including how to submit, refer to the original notification here: australianhaikusociety.org/202

    #Haiku #AustralianHaiku #FreeHaiku #JohnBird #HaikuOz #DreamingAward @freehaiku

  4. inner city rain
    the neon girl
    still skipping
    ~ Jennifer Sutherland

    This haiku may not mean much for people who haven’t lived in Naarm (Melbourne, Australia), but for those that have the neon Skipping Girl Vinegar advertising sign is a familiar sight and one of the iconic symbols of the city.

    #Haiku #FreeHaiku #Naarm #AustralianHaiku #Melbourne #MelbourneHaiku #JenniferSutherland @freehaiku #SkippingGirl #AIArt #Craiyon

  5. CW: Call for Submissions, Haiku, Australian Haiku

    Reminder!
    (Last days)
    Fourth Australian Haiku Anthology – Call for Submissions
    Deadline: 1st December 2022
    (Please share!)
    Further details: australianhaikusociety.org/202
    #Haiku #AustralianHaiku #HaikuOz #AustralianPoetry #AusPoetry

  6. Fourth Australian Haiku Anthology – Call for Submissions

    The Australian Haiku Society is excited to announce a call for submissions for the Fourth Australian Haiku Anthology (4AHA) that will showcase the work of poets who are writing haiku in this country today.

    Submissions are welcomed by poets who are Australian by nationality or who currently reside here. There are no constraints with respect to form or the inclusion of seasonal references; both haiku and senryu are welcomed and may be published or unpublished.

    Submit up to five of your best haiku and/or senryu.

    The deadline for submissions is 1st December 2022.

    More info on how to submit here: australianhaikusociety.org/202

    (Please boost so writers of #AustralianHaiku will see and submit)

    #AustralianPoetry #HaikuOz #Haiku #AusWrites

  7. Australian Haiku Society #HaikuOz announcement:

    John Bird Dreaming Award for Haiku 2022

    (Please boost for maximum visibility to #haiku lovers!)

    Deadline: 1st March 2023

    Entry Fee: None

    Prizes: The first three place getters will receive an original ink painting featuring their winning haiku by renowned Australian artist and poet, Ron C. Moss. The prize-winning haiku plus those awarded Honourable Mentions will be announced on the Australian Haiku Society website on 1st May 2023.

    Submissions details here: australianhaikusociety.org/202

    Background: The award has special meaning this year in the wake of the sad passing of John Bird earlier this year. John was a highly respected haiku poet who instigated and developed the Australian Haiku Society, bringing together haiku poets from around the country with the mission to encourage and promote the enjoyment of haiku.

    #AustralianHaiku #AustralianPoetry