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This week I revisit some haibun that Poetry Pea nominated for awards from their Journals over the years. Will you be writing for the next Poetry Pea Journal of Haibun, Tendrils?

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This week, I’m going to be continuing with the theme of death poetry, taking a look at some interesting areas:

• Japanese prisoners of war, held in Japan and other countries, writing their jisei before their execution
• Poems written by those about to commit seppuku
• Poems from the ancient masters of our genre

Anyone who doesn’t want to listen to poems on these tough subjects, maybe come back next week.

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