Also appearing in Skylark, a Tanka Journal, Volume 5, Issue 2, Winter 2017 is this piece of Tanka Art. The photograph was taken by me in the cemetery of Holy Trinity Church (where William Shakespeare is buried) in Stratford-Upon-Avon, UK in 2015.
Category Archives: Poems of Sadness
Battered boards … (haiga)
This Haiga was published in Prune Juice, A Journal of Senryu, Kyoka,
Haibun and Haiga, Issue 23, November 2017
Note on the photo: In 2013 I visited Avignon, France, which is where this picture was taken of the outside of the Palais des Papes. It dates back to the 14th century.
Soaring alone (a haiga)
This Haiga was published in Failed Haiku: A Journal of English Senryu, October 2017.
The artwork was done using Waterlogue.
A wash of deep blue . . . (haiku)
This poem was selected as an Editor’s Choice (EC) – Haiku in cattails by Geethanjali Rajan, haiku editor of this journal, whose comments are given here:
Published: cattails: The Official Journal of the United Haiku and Tanka Society October 2017 Issue
The pale twilight
Tanka by Mary Kendall (c) 2017
Fallen trees . . . (two haiku)
Both haiku were published in the final edition of Wild Plum. I’m honored to be included.
A Poet in Time 