
Results of the
November / December 31, 2011 "old calendar" Kukai
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November
/ December 31, 2011 "old calendar" Kukai
The
November / December
31, 2011
Kukai is
"old calendar"
. See
The Haiku Handbook, William J. Higginson, p. 283.
Use the exact words
"old calendar"
in the haiku. No more
than a total of three haiku may be submitted. Haiku
submitted to the kukai should not be work shopped,
appear on-line in forums, or in print.
Haiku
Author,
Country
To:
kukaieditor@poetrywriting.org
Subject:
"old calendar"
kukai
Submissions:
Tuesday, November 01, 2011 – Tuesday December 20, 2011
Midnight.
Voting: Wednesday, December 21, 2011 - Tuesday, December
27, 2011, Midnight.
The results
will be published in the Saturday, December 31, 2011
Sketchbook 6-6
"old calendar"
Kukai results.
Letters to
the Sketchbook editors and discussions on
various forums indicate that some assumptions about a
kukai must be spelled out. From now on (April 1, 2008),
Haiku entered in the Sketchbook
kukai must be previously unpublished; they must
not be work shopped; they must not appear on any list,
forum, group, blog, or in print. In short, if the
haiku has appeared on the internet or in print we
consider it to have been published. The voting in a
kukai is anonymous and publication anywhere voids
anonyminity. Any haiku found to be previously
published will be disqualified.
A kukai is a
peered review poetry contest. A haiku Topic is assigned
by the editor. An 'anonymized' list of submitted haiku
is then distributed to all participating poets and they
are invited to vote. Votes are returned to the editor
who tallies the votes and publishes the haiku for the
participants, this time with names and points revealed.
Index to past Kukai: Vol. 1, No. 1 ~ October 2006 -
Current
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Twenty-five Poets
from fifteen Countries contributed sixty-three Haiku to this Kukai
1st Place
old calendar—
a bare spot
on the wall
# 36. Vania Stefanova, BG
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2nd Place
in the attic
a box of old calendars—
stored memories
# 26. John Daleiden, US
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3rd Place
one last page
lit in the fireplace ...
old calendar
# 18. Vania Stefanova, BG
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4th Place
what's left
is the pictures—
old calendar
# 02. Bouwe Brouwer, NL
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5th Place
old calendar
unmarked laughter
on the torn pages
# 19. Alegria Imperial, CA
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6th Place
old calendar—
another 365 nights
without her
# 62. Cezar F. Ciobīcă, RO
old calendar
the writing on the wall
illegible
# 03. Stella Pierides, DE
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7th Place
this year...
an old calendar takes in
my emptiness
# 38. Ramesh Anand, MY
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8th Place
old calendar
somewhere there are birds
like these
# 06. Angie Werren, US
winter deepens—
old calendar pages
completely filled
# 11. Cara Holman, US
old calendar
the pages, heavy
with the year's events
# 16. Willie R. Bongcaron, PH
entangled—
in the old Calendar
fresh memories
# 20. Janak Sapkota, NP
overdue loans
grandma's tiny jottings on
the old calendar
# 28. Sandra Martyres, IN
old calendar
all these crossed-out days
he can’t remember
# 43. Angie Werren, US
birthday reminders
still visible
mom's old calendar
# 44. Sandra Martyres, IN
wall calendar
their wedding month
fifty years back
# 53. Alegria Imperial, CA
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9th Place
last day
on the old calendar—
open road ahead
# 05. John Daleiden, US
nothing remains
in the old calendar
beside a year
# 08. Stjepan Rozic, CR
old calendar…
a museum of ancient
tapestries
# 12. Sergio Ortiz US
first dream—
the burden of last year on
an old calender
# 22. Ramesh Anand, MY
old calendar…
my eyes grow confused
trying to see you
# 31. Sergio Ortiz US
old calendar nudes
smile from the walls of
the field toilet
# 33. Djurdja Vukelic-Rozic, CR
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10th
Place
old calendar
still hung on the wall
redundant
# 01. Aju Mukhopadhyay, IN
old calendar—
all this new snow
wasn't born yesterday
# 04. Juhani Tikkanen, FI
an old calendar—
“dreams come true “ mum wrote
by my birth date
# 14. Djurdja Vukelic-Rozic, CR
old calendar
the sum of my hopes
fading
# 24. Stella Pierides, DE
in my old calendar
you came first
seedlings
# 40. Stella Pierides, DE
the old calendar...
a litany of woes
still hangs on my wall
# 45. Keith A. Simmonds, TT
taking down
my old calendar…
reflected moonlight
# 46. Cara Holman, US
when this fog lifts
I’ll be sure to find you…
old calendar
# 47. Sergio Ortiz US
stone rounds
inside the solar circle…
old calendar
# 52. Vania Stefanova, BG
old calendar—
among numbers
a spider
# 55. Ailoaei Cristina
old calendar—
her wedding dress
eaten by moths
# 58. Ailoaei Cristina
old calendar—
the old woman cleaning
her glasses
# 61. Ailoaei Cristina
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11th Place
fading images
our city decades ago
an old calendar
# 07. Sandra Martyres, IN
a final glance
at the old calendar ...
prayer for the future
# 10. Keith A. Simmonds, TT
curbside trash:
a young collector covets
an old calendar
# 17. Emily Romano, US
old calendar
with dates bygone
looks vacant
# 23. Aju Mukhopadhyay, IN
fallen blossoms
of the Christmas cactus
old calendar
# 30. Cara Holman, US
at the car shop
old tattered calendar
one last look
# 32. Bernard Gieske, US
torn and tattered
and blotched and discarded...
old calendar
# 35. Willie R. Bongcaron, PH
after you left
the old calendar too
is going
# 39. Aju Mukhopadhyay, IN
old calendar
remembering the song
yellow-dot bikini
# 48. Bernard Gieske, US
'Tomorrow' has gone
'Yesterday' is here
Old calendar!
# 50. Munia Khan, BD
old calendar
silently it rests under
this year's display
# 51. Willie R. Bongcaron, PH
winter bolt—
an old calendar falls
into the first sky
# 54. Ramesh Anand, MY
the old calendar
days all filled with wonder—
my declining years
# 57. Yamadori, US
power break—
the whiteness under the old
wall calendar
# 59. Cezar F. Ciobīcă, RO
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12th
Place
old calendar
Varga April '48
not deductible
# 09. Neal Whitman, US
before Alzheimer’s
grandma’s old calendar
birthdays remembered
# 13. Bernard Gieske, US
three-hundred-and-sixty-fifth day
June replaced
her old calendar
# 15. Munia Khan, BD
in my old calendar
her yesterdays—
in tears, I reminisce
# 21. Brian Strand, UK
unopened new calendar
sheltering old calendar
from new year's fireworks
# 25. Juhani Tikkanen, FI
January
she draws a new square on this
old calendar
# 27.
Angie Werren, US
on every page
of my old calendar
signs of teardrops
# 29. Keith A. Simmonds, TT
nostalgia framed
in twelve pallid pages
old calendar
# 34. Munia Khan, BD
faded dates
between births and sorrows
old calendar notes
# 37. Alegria Imperial, CA
ready to recycle
this passing-by year too—
old calendar?
# 41. Juhani Tikkanen, FI
old calendar
notes scribbled every day—
a quaint parade
# 42. John Daleiden, US
his last book arrived
wrapped in a page of thirty
years old calendar
# 49. Djurdja Vukelic-Rozic, CR
cuckoo clock sound—
raising the dust on
the old calendar
# 56. Withheld
I count the days left
in year of the rabbit—
old calendar passing
# 60. Yamadori, US
the first daffodil
marked on my old calendar—
oh, where is Spring?
# 63. Yamadori, US
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Hello Haiku
Poet,
Below is the
ballot for the Sketchbook
November / December 31, 2011 "old calendar" Kukai
Please NOTE
that the votes should be sent to
kukaieditor@poetrywriting.org
CALL FOR Sketchbook
November / December 31, 2011 "old
calendar" Kukai
Submissions: Tuesday,
November 01, 2011 – Tuesday December 20, 2011 Midnight.
Voting: Wednesday, December 21, 2011 - Tuesday, December 27,
2011, Midnight.
The results will be
published in the Saturday, December 31, 2011 Sketchbook 6-6
"old calendar"
Kukai results.
1. All the
entries are listed on the ballot by number.
2. Only submitting Kukai Poets are eligible to vote.
3. Email your votes to:
kukaieditor@poetrywriting.org When voting, please use the
words "old calendar" Kukai in the subject line of your
e-mail.
4. Each poet has SIX (6) points to use for the kukai vote.
Voters may distribute the points in increments of 1, 2, or 3.
You may not cast more than 3 points for any single poem.
5. Please do not vote for your own poem(s). Any such votes will
be disqualified.
6. Please use the following format to submit your votes (listing
by numerical order, rather than order of preference, as the
sample below):
To:
kukaieditor@poetrywriting.org
Subject: "old
calendar" Kukai Vote
Yes, publish
my name even if my haiku receive 0 votes.
or:
No, please
withhold my name if any of my haiku receive 0 votes.
Poets not
responding will have their names published with all haiku.
Each voter
has 6 points:
# 03--1 pt.
# 11--2 pts.
# 28--3 pts.
7. All votes
will be compiled and the haiku will then be published in the
December 31, 2011 Sketchbook with votes received; on
the names of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, etc. place poets' names will
be revealed. Haiku receiving 0 votes will be published with
names. If you want your name withheld if the haiku receive 0 votes please notify the
kukaieditor@poetrywriting.org with the submission of your
votes.
The votes will
appear as per the following sample:
0 2 7 11 =
____ Place
Which means:
No voter gave 3
points, 2 voters gave 2 points, 7 voters gave 1 point = for a
total of 11 points
CALL FOR Sketchbook
November / December 31, 2011 "old
calendar" Kukai
Submissions: Tuesday,
November 01, 2011 – Tuesday December 20, 2011 Midnight.
Voting: Wednesday, December 21, 2011 - Tuesday, December 27,
2011, Midnight.
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