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A new one from me, a bit of a concrete verse this go 'round:

Many thanks to Charlotte Digregorio for featuring my senryu in her Daily Haiku showcase, which originally appeared in the Haiku Foundation's Haiku of the Day. Check out the ones from Kimberly Kuchar and Deborah Karl-Brandt also featured today: charlottedigregorio.wordpress.com/2026/07/20/t...

I just now noticed this, but @sbwrightpoet.bsky.social featured a verse of mine in his Substack, and I couldn't have asked for a more thoughtful and thorough commentary to accompany it. Thank you Sean!

Many thanks to guest editor @asurashaiku.bsky.social for selecting my verse for this week's @haikufound.bsky.social Haiku Dialogue commentary list. Hello and congratulations to the rest who appear! 👋 thehaikufoundation.org/haiku-dialog...

Complete the Haiga Prompt 158 @completethehaiga.bsky.social www.completethehaiga.org eye of Jupiter the spoils of war in the breeze — petro c. k. Haiga by @lessethereal.bsky.social

Many thanks to the Energizer Bunny of haiku, Jerome Berglund, for inviting me to appear in this exemplary showcase of haiku dealing with more pointed subjects, with running commentary on each verse as a guest editor in Zen Space run by Marie Marshall. 👇 thezenspace.wordpress.com/experience/s...

Many thanks to Gilles Farbe and the rest of the editorial team at Seahores for selecting my verse for their latest issue! Always an honor to appear among everyone else, congratulations to you all! summer smoke the potato salad no one eats — petro c. k.

According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the shortest poem in the world is credited to Aram Saroyan, featuring an “m” and “n” mashed together into a single ligature, so it looks like a four-legged “m.” This is my challenge to the title, as this ligature occupies a space of a lesser width.

Many thanks to guest editor Deborah Karl-Brandt for selecting my verse for this week's Haiku Dialogue on the theme of alcoholic intoxication. Hello and congratulations to the rest who appear in the long list! thehaikufoundation.org/haiku-dialog...

Many thanks to the whole cast of characters at @c22press.bsky.social for including me in the latest issue of eYeland, an experimental zine of weird lit and vispo with a DIY/dada spirit, my inclusion is a processed text pushed past the point of cohesion. c22press.wordpress.com/2026/05/20/e...

Many thanks to editor Roberta Beach Jacobson for selecting a verse for smols, a journal of mini-micropoetry (5 words or less). Always a treat to get something smol featured! smolspoetryjournal.blogspot.com

Many thanks to editor Tanya McDonald for selecting a couple verses of mine for the latest issue of Kingfisher! It's always a treat to get in a favorite journal, hello and congratulations to the rest of everyone who appear! 👋 kingfisherjournal.com

Issue 3 of Post-ku is now in the hands of the postal system and heading towards supporters and contributors! Thank you to everyone for the accolades and encouragement, it's a fun and rewarding project. The next submission window is June 1-15, I look forward to your avant-garde 'ku! post-ku.com

pearly dewdrops drop I can't see through the haze of your words #TankaThursday #MayTanka #NaTankaMo

Many thanks to Patricia McGuire and the rest of the editorial team at Poetry Pea 🫛 for including a verse of mine in the latest issue of the Poetry Pea Journal, honored to appear! the past year fitting my hand perfectly golden potato – petro c. k.

Many thanks to guest editor Carole MacRury for selecting my verse in the latest Haiku Dialogue about finding sanctuary in sight and sound. Hello and congratulations to those who appeared as well! thehaikufoundation.org/haiku-dialog...

Many thanks to guest editor John Pappas for featuring my verse in the "Poetry of Resistence" spotlight in Triveni! one poet sho(r)t Originally published in smols, Jan 22, 2026 www.trivenihaikai.in/post/triveni...

Post-ku is open for submissions! Send over your fringiest haiku! post-ku.com/submit/

SubmitPost-ku is looking for post-ku. Post-ku is haiku that strays so far off the beaten path most people wouldn’t recognize it. It sits in the grey area between free-verse micropoetry and conventi…post-ku.com

Many thanks to editor Shloka Shankar for including my verse in the latest issue of Sonic Boom! Hello and congratulations to the rest who appear! Check out the rest 👇 sonicboomjournal.wixsite.com/sonicboom/cu...

What a pleasant surprise to be included in the Red Moon Anthology of 2025! This verse originally appeared in @prunejuicejournal issue 45, many thanks for their nomination and to jim kacian and the rest of the editorial team of Red Moon for selecting it. Such an honor to appear!