Alan Summers: haiku on iTunes

 

One of the better apps that features haiku is the THFhaiku app for iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch.

Here are a few of my haiku featured on this app:  

UK:
http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/thf-haiku/id453464896?mt=8

USA:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/thf-haiku/id453464896?mt=8

lime quarter

an ice cube collapses

over jazz

Publications credits: Presence No.13  (2001); Bristol Evening Post article//Latimer’s Diary (2002); BeWrite.net  (2003); Haiku Friends Vol. 1 (Japan 2003); BBC 1 - Regional arts feature  (November 2003); tinywords, (2004);  City: Bristol Today in Poems and Pictures, Paralaia (2004); Seven magazine feature: “Three lines of simple beauty” (2006); BroadcastLab, ArtsWork Bath Spa University (2006 - 2007); : Blogging Along Tobacco Road: Alan Summers - Three Questions (2010) Twitter Seven By Twenty (2010); See Haiku Here haiga (Japan, 2011); haijinx volume IV, issue 1 (2011); Derbyshire Library Service Poem a Month (June 2011); THFhaiku app for iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch (2011)

the rain

almost a friend

this funeral

Publications credits: Azami #28 (Japan 1995); First Australian online Anthology (October 1999): Blithe Spirit article On minimalism and other things  DJ Peel Vol 9 No.3 (1999); tempslibre (2001); Cornell University, Mann Library, U.S.A. "Daily Haiku" (Oct 2001); The Omnibus Anthology, haiku and senryu  (Hub Editions Hub Haiku series 2001); Hidden (British Haiku Society Anthology 2002); The New Haiku (Snapshot Press, 2002); First Australian Haiku Anthology (2003); BeWrite.net  (2003); Birmingham Words Magazine Issue 3 (Autumn 2004); seven magazine feature: “Three lines of simple beauty”  (2006); tempslibre (2010); Blogging Along Tobacco Road: Alan Summers - Three Questions (2010); Travelogue on World Haiku Festival 2002 , Part 2  (Akita International Haiku Network 2010);  The Temple Bell Stops: Contemporary Poems of Grief, Loss and Change (2012); THFhaiku app for iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch (2011)

turning into the thermals

unknown birds

into white then dark again

Publications credits: Azami #26 (Japan 1998); THFhaiku app for iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch (2011)

blue moon
you believe there's nothing
up my sleeve

Publications credits: THFhaiku app for iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch (2011)

fading last note

torresian crow sounds

the darkening sky

Publications credits:Paper Wasp (1997); Azami (Japan 1998); Blithe Spirit (June 2004); Shamrock Haiku Journal, Irish Haiku Society, Spring 2006; Sketchbook, A Journal  for Eastern & Western Short Forms Nov. 2007; Haiku Hike; THFhaiku app for iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch (2011)

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