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laughALONG 31 March, 2026

A TUESDAY FEATURE

hosts: Padma Rajeswari, K. Ramesh

guest editor: Jenny Shepherd


Only the unpublished poems (that are never published on any social media platform/journals/anthologies) posted here for each prompt will be considered for Triveni Haikai India's monthly journal -- haikuKATHA, each month.


Poets are requested to post poems (haiku/senryu) that adhere to the prompts/exercises given.


Only 1 poem to be posted in 24 hours. Total 2 poems per poet are allowed each week (numbered 1,2). So, revise your poems till 'words obey your call'.


Responses are usually a mixture of grain and chaff. The poet has to be discerning about what to take for the final version of the poem or the unedited version will be picked up for the journal.


The final version should be on top of the original version for selection.


Poetry is a serious business. Give you best attempt to feature in haikuKATHA !!

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mating hedgehogs

we tell our little kids

they love each other

 

-       Keith Evetts, ‘Cold Moon Journal’, February 2023

 

This week, I invite you to write a poem that makes the reader smile or even laugh aloud.

 

81 Comments


#2 - 03/04/26


winter nightfall

steeping chamomile

for a cockatoo


Kanjini Devi, NZ

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Thank you, Artur. The cockatoo is so happy and squawks with aniticipation/impatience!

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K. Ramesh
K. Ramesh
Apr 02

#1

winter night...

I catch myself

falling off the bed


K. Ramesh

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K. Ramesh
K. Ramesh
7 days ago
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Thank you for your response, Arthur...

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mona bedi
mona bedi
Apr 02

Post #1

2.4.26


power cut --

the white noise

of his snores


Mona Bedi

India


India


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#2


new neighbours . . .

taking the fence

to another level


Lorraine Haig, Aust.

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Thank you Artur.

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#1 - 02/04/26


adopting

a stray kitten

the rescued dog


Kanjini Devi, NZ - indeed it's a step senryu!

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