Haiku

:This is the article on the ancient Japanese form of poetry. For the BeOS open-source re-creation project, see Haiku (operating system). For the town in Hawaii, see Haiku-Pauwela, Hawaii.

External links: Haiku

• "Aha! poetry": Website with essays on and examples of haiku and related forms
• Stalking the Wild Onji: The Search for Current Linguistic Terms Used in Japanese Poetry Circles by Richard Gilbert, PH.D
• Haiku Society of America
• Brooks Books, a contemporary haiku publisher.
• Millikin University Haiku, a web site of undergraduate research on contemporary haiku.
• In the moonlight a worm...: Ideas for teaching haiku writing that go beyond the syllable rule.
• Poetry in the Japanese Style: Includes haiku, renga, tanka and tan renga.
• A list of haiku translated in English, on the English Mainichi Shimbun site
• tinywords.com: A haiku-a-day mailing list
• A web site containing definitions and examples of haiku, haibun, and haiga

External links: Hokku

• Hokku
• Hokku essays and information

Haiku journals

• Modern Haiku magazine
• The Heron's Nest - A well-regarded online journal of contemporary English-language haiku
• Simply Haiku: - An online literary journal showcasing Japanese short form poetry
• World Haiku Review
• Contemporary Haibun Online Journal - An online literary journal about haibun, a combination of prose and haiku
• tinywords.com - A daily online haiku journal

Pseudo-haiku

• BadHaiku.com - A lightly-moderated haiku site that has accumulated more than 30,000 entries since 1996
• Haiku Error Messages at FunnyPoetry.com
• Haiku Circus - Drawings and pseudo-haiku combined to form comic strips