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Senryu

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Simply Haiku: Quarterly Journal of Japanese Short Form Poetry

Simply Haiku is a quarterly journal containing original contributions from new poets and experienced haijin, with offerings in the English genres of haiku, senryu, tanka, haibun, renku and haiga. Additional offerings include a haiku column, articles, interviews and book reviews featuring well known figures from the international Japanese short form poetry community along with reprints from other journals that merit wider distribution.

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Simply Haiku: An E-Journal – Introduction to Senryu

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simply senryu

david giacalone ("dagosan") looks at the foibles and ironies of the human condition, using poems structured like haiku and called "senryu"

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Shadow Poetry — Resources — Haiku and Senryu

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Haiku or Senryu? How to Tell the Difference

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Senryu – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Versvormen: Haikai, Haiku en Senryu | Kunst en cultuur: Taal

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Omtrent haiku en senryu !

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