Ending National Poetry Month with some haiku links

It's the last day of National Poetry Month already. Great sadness.

Since May is a busy, busy month for a lot of us, I'll end the month with some haiku websites to sample in the weeks to come. No matter how busy you are, surely there's time for a three-line poem! (Or two. Or three. Haiku are a bit like literary potato chips, once you discover how tasty they are.)


The Heron's Nest

https://www.theheronsnest.com/index.html

(Fully on-line haiku journal, with 12 pages plus Editors' Choices to explore.)


Autumn Moon Haiku Journal

https://www.autumnmoonhaiku.com/

(Another fully on-line journal, though not paginated. I just discovered this one myself.)


tinywords

https://tinywords.com/

(One new haiku a day, on this site or in your Inbox.)


Haikuniverse

http://www.haikuniverse.com/

("A daily haiku or micro-poem," on this site or in your Inbox.)


Modern Haiku

http://www.modernhaiku.org/index.html

(A print haiku journal, but with fairly extensive online sample pages. Includes essays.)


Frogpond

http://www.hsa-haiku.org/frogpond/index.html

(The print journal of the Haiku Society of America, with extensive online sample pages. Includes essays.)


The Haiku Foundation

https://www.thehaikufoundation.org/#per_diem

(Fascinating site with Per Diem daily haiku & many articles, plus whole older collections of haiku available on-line.)


[Truth in blogging: aside from Autumn Moon, I've had work in all of these publications at some point.]