Features various Asian poetic forms such as haiku, senryu, tanka, haibun, and haiga. Also American cinquain, Korean sijo, free verse and Tagalog poems. All posts are copyrighted © 2008-2015 by the author, Victor P. Gendrano. All rights reserved. Created June 11, 2008.
Showing posts with label New Year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Year. Show all posts
Sunday, January 11, 2015
Monday, December 30, 2013
New year's resolution
dejà vu
he recycles last year's
resolutions
Spring Summer Haiga
Haiku,
New Year,
New Year Resolution,
Senryu
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Year end
Occasional Paper 2 - Auspicious New Year
This new year 2011 starts auspiciously good for me. I started a project many years ago when my grandchildren were still young, but failed to implement it at that time. Now that my grandkids are grown and growing fast (two grand-daughters, for instance, are getting married this year), I decided to resurrect it.
It is an alphabetical listing of what I call the ABC to Enlightenment, gems of thoughts I gathered along the way and generally guidelines on how to be successful in life. It is alphabetical from A to Z and I have already emailed the first two, A for Action and B for Beauty.
With the help of my daughter-in-law, we send them one at a time weekly on pdf form so everybody can download them in their computer if they want. Concurrently, I send my children a monthly email of what I call Internet Harvest, things that I think will be helpful to them in their busy lives. My first email sent last month was about New Year's Resolution.
Literary Output - My five haiku were published in the January 2011 issue of World Haiku Review. One got Haiku of Merit, one Honorable Mention, one Third Place, and two First Places! I am deeply honored and humbled that for the first time, one of my first placers garnered the highly elusive but coveted honor of being selected The Editor’s Choice!
Here’s the winning piece.
year end
thinking of what ifs
and what might have beens
This new year 2011 starts auspiciously good for me. I started a project many years ago when my grandchildren were still young, but failed to implement it at that time. Now that my grandkids are grown and growing fast (two grand-daughters, for instance, are getting married this year), I decided to resurrect it.
It is an alphabetical listing of what I call the ABC to Enlightenment, gems of thoughts I gathered along the way and generally guidelines on how to be successful in life. It is alphabetical from A to Z and I have already emailed the first two, A for Action and B for Beauty.
With the help of my daughter-in-law, we send them one at a time weekly on pdf form so everybody can download them in their computer if they want. Concurrently, I send my children a monthly email of what I call Internet Harvest, things that I think will be helpful to them in their busy lives. My first email sent last month was about New Year's Resolution.
Literary Output - My five haiku were published in the January 2011 issue of World Haiku Review. One got Haiku of Merit, one Honorable Mention, one Third Place, and two First Places! I am deeply honored and humbled that for the first time, one of my first placers garnered the highly elusive but coveted honor of being selected The Editor’s Choice!
Here’s the winning piece.
year end
thinking of what ifs
and what might have beens
Spring Summer Haiga
Haiku,
New Year,
Occasional Paper,
World Haiku Review
Monday, January 3, 2011
New Year resolutions
new year's wishes
tossed in the wind
old calendar leaves
2010, a good year
I was blessed last year when several of my poems were published in World Haiku Review, The Hornet's Nest, Notes from the Gean, Sketchbook, and Mainichi Daily News in Japan. The highlights of the year were the publication of my haiku in the 2nd Annual Basho Haiku Challenge Chapbook, one of 56 from nearly 500 world-wide submissions and the inclusion of my works in a multicultural book anthology from Romania! My goal this year is the publication of my second book of poems.
tossed in the wind
old calendar leaves
2010, a good year
I was blessed last year when several of my poems were published in World Haiku Review, The Hornet's Nest, Notes from the Gean, Sketchbook, and Mainichi Daily News in Japan. The highlights of the year were the publication of my haiku in the 2nd Annual Basho Haiku Challenge Chapbook, one of 56 from nearly 500 world-wide submissions and the inclusion of my works in a multicultural book anthology from Romania! My goal this year is the publication of my second book of poems.
Spring Summer Haiga
Haiku,
New Year,
New Year Resolution,
Senryu
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Happy New Year!

I wish everybody a peaceful and wonderful new year!
deja vu
he recycles last year's
resolution
In my book,
RUSTLE OF BAMBOO LEAVES
Spring Summer Haiga
Haiga,
New Year,
New Year Resolution,
Rustle of bamboo leaves
Friday, January 1, 2010
New Year Resolution
Spring Summer Haiga
Haiga,
Interpersonal relations,
Kindness,
New Year,
New Year Resolution,
Smile
Thursday, December 31, 2009
New Year advent
new year advent
thinking of what ifs
and what might have beens
Wishing everybody a year of love and peace. Happy New Year!
thinking of what ifs
and what might have beens
Wishing everybody a year of love and peace. Happy New Year!
Monday, December 21, 2009
Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! May we all share love, peace and good-will with everybody, in and out of our family. May the coming year give us more love and less hate, a smile instead of a frown, and kindness without expecting anything in return. Good health and happiness to all!
Spring Summer Haiga
Christmas,
Christmas greetings,
Christmas lantern,
New Year,
Philippine Christmas Lantern
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