This pedometer geek writer is pleased that a haiku was accepted at Heterodox Haiku for inclusion in Issue 4: Winter 2023. My haiku was paired with a photograph by the editor of Heterodox and can be seen along with three other haiku-photographs.
Yesterday it went live on X, formerly known as Twitter, although this poet continues to call it Twitter, but I digress. Regardless, this haiga with a title can be seen, thanks to editor Jerome Berglund. Check out all the Headnotes of Heterodox Haiku on X (@HeterodoxHaiku).
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Congrats 🎉 🎊
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Thank you. I appreciate you words and celebratory emojis, V.
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Congratulations! But, you should not be so grateful that your writing was accepted. THEY should be grateful to have you.
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Thanks, JC. That’s sweet of you to say that, but there are so many haiku poets out there that I am grateful when someone else (besides you, of course 😉 ) appreciates and accepts my haiku. Especially since that particular haiku has had its fair share of rejections. I tweaked it a little (changed up a line).
I really do appreciate that you read, comment, and like my writing. It keeps me writing so thank you, again. ~Nan
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This is beautiful verse. Congratulations!
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Thank you so much, Govind. I appreciate it.
~Nan
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Always nice when artists work together. I’ve done some pairing with a Carrot Ranch project. I can’t wait until that ‘book’ comes out. (((Hugs)))
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Yes, it is and the Carrot Ranch project sounded pretty cool. I had planned to ask for an art piece to write a piece about it, but then I didn’t. I think it will be quite a project when done, and I’m glad you will be in it.
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Maybe you still can? I think all who participated in that prompt might be included but I’m not sure. You’d have to email Charli.
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Thanks, Jules. I may have to contact her.
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