One of the haiku arts is creating sequences. They might be narrative, all on a theme, or have some particular creative constraint or central idea. Here are a few of my haiku sequences, plus a tanka sequence or two for good measure. For collaborative thematic poetry, see also the Rengay page, or visit the Collaborations page for selections of symbiotic poetry. ★ = most recommended (start with these sequences) Angels We Have Heard On High (eight Christmas haiku) Blocked by Clouds (five haiku) Crocheting (eight haiku) Dew on a Rose (eight erotic haiku) Expecting (five pregnancy haiku)
For Henry (three haiku) For Leonard Cohen (five haiku) Haiku Lessons (13 haiku) Into a Roiling Sea (14 funeral haiku) Into Song (six haiku)
moonrain (five rain haiku) Moving Day (22 pregnancy haiku) Neighbours (just two haiku)
Postcards from France (five Paris haiku) Rainbow (seven colour haiku) The Renga Party (11 haiku)
Sleeping Over (12 erotic haiku) Take Me Out to the Ballgame (four haiku)
The Widow’s Shadow (five haiku) Valtec (four science fiction haiku) |