The Fall 2017 edition of Akitsu Quarterly has been released, and I am happy to be included with three haiku. Many thanks to editor Robin White for once again publishing a few of my haiku. Here they are:
blue hour
each fisherman in his own boat
of solitude
Earth Day–
watching horses run
out of pasture
half an apple
behind the cowboy’s back–
and the horse knows it
haiku by Chad Lee Robinson
I am pleased to be a part of another issue of The Heron’s Nest with two new haiku. Click the link to read mine on pages 8 and 10. Here is one of my two:
prairie storm
the darkness disperses
as buffalo
Thank you to Fay Aoyagi and the rest of the editorial team for selecting my poems!
I am pleased to announce that I will have three new haiku published in the fall issue of Akitsu Quarterly. Many thanks to Robin White for the acceptances.
Also, look for more of my haiku in the September issue of The Heron’s Nest, and in the next issue of hedgerow (#120, a print issue).
I am pleased to have two new haiku published in Frogpond volume 40 number 2. Many thanks to editors Christopher Patchel and Joyce Clement for selecting my work. Here are my two contributions:
the prospector
tilts a pan–
shooting star
whirling snowflakes–
a Lakota elder
passes the pipe
haiku by Chad Lee Robinson
Glad to have another poem included in Jim Kacian’s Haiku in the Workplace column. This week’s theme: the broken air conditioner. With thanks to Jim, here is my contribution:
broken a/c–
what the math
boils down to
I am pleased to have a new tanka published in this week’s issue of hedgerow: a journal of small poems (issue #118), the opening poem no less! Many thanks to Caroline Skanne for selecting my work.
sunflowers
blanket the hills–
the horse whisperer
lays a whistle
on the wind
tanka by Chad Lee Robinson
Pleased to have a haiku in this week’s Haiku in the Workplace column, written and edited by Jim Kacian. This week’s theme: a job well done. With thanks to Jim, here is my contribution:
straightness of the bean rows–
a simple nod
from my father
haiku by Chad Lee Robinson
It’s always a good day when you have new work accepted for publication in The Heron’s Nest. I will have two new haiku published in the September issue. Many thanks to the editors for selecting my work.
I also have new work forthcoming in the following places: Frogpond (two haiku), hedgerow (one haiku, one tanka), and Jim Kacian’s Haiku in the Workplace column (one haiku). Many thanks to all the editors!
The new issue of Shamrock, #37, is available to read, and I’m delighted to have four new haiku included. It’s been quite a while since my last appearance in Shamrock, so it’s nice to have some new poems published there. Many thanks to editor Anatoly Kudryavitsky. Here are two out of the four:
snowy field
the dog retrieves
a goose’s silence
raging blizzard–
looking out to see
horses looking out
I’m a little late in posting this, but last week hedgerow: a journal of small poems published a new tanka of mine in issue #114:
farm wife
listening for tires
on gravel . . .
the inner lightning
of night clouds
Many thanks to Caroline Skanne for including my work. I have more work scheduled to appear in two future issues of hedgerow, so stay tuned for those!
