Tejasvat Awards from Triveni Haikai India

Tejasvat Award                                  Triveni Haikai India                             

Tejasvat in Samskrit means shining bright with strength and excellence, just like the sun. The editors of haikuKATHA present the Tejasvat Award to a poet with a set number of poems that hold the essence of Japanese short-form poetry in any one issue.

Awardees so far are:

Issue 38, December 2024 The Tejasvat Award: Tanka by Kanjini Devi https://www.trivenihaikai.in/_files/ugd/72638b_fd36837b3bd249eebe5b1ea18919b494.pdf

Issue 37, November 2024 The Tejasvat Award: Haiku C.X. Turner https://www.trivenihaikai.in/_files/ugd/72638b_35c5dd26ea5749fc913ce64f7a1e1c75.pdf

Issue 31, May 2024 Tejasvat Award: Tanka by Susan Yavaniski https://www.trivenihaikai.in/_files/ugd/72638b_43bf36b8ecdb4a3ab0f6975fd6c92262.pdf

Issue 30, April 2024 Tejasvat Award: Haiku by Sankara Jayanth Sudanagunta https://www.trivenihaikai.in/_files/ugd/72638b_9b2ec2cec24042f799c438e4c3f7d357.pdf

Issue 26: December 2023 Tejasvat Award: Tanka by Linda Papanicolaou https://www.trivenihaikai.in/_files/ugd/72638b_60298e3004ff4672805c1706c7ca522b.pdf

Issue 23: September 2023 Tejasvat Award: Haiku by Keith Evetts https://www.trivenihaikai.in/_files/ugd/72638b_8a544f465018429d80d1c07983626ec5.pdf

Issue 20: June 2023 Tejasvat Award: Tanka by Billie Dee https://www.trivenihaikai.in/_files/ugd/72638b_9537413ffc484c7f8939337a27ea2e8a.pdf

Issue 19: May 2023 Tejasvat Award: One-line haiku by Marilyn Ashbaugh https://www.trivenihaikai.in/_files/ugd/72638b_a6dc93f174bd4c7c8f61157f1ce47b64.pdf