A collection of haiku, senryu, tanka, haibun, haiga and other work celebrating the season of autumn as it unfolds. Wednesday, December 20, 2006. The opening message for Falling Leaves can be viewed by visiting the July 26th. Post which had details of how to become a contributor. Contributors were asked to kindly follow our Rules of Engagement. No more new contributions will be added, but feel free to continue to make appropriate comments on individual posts. Please visit the follow-on Winter blog.

A Broadcast No One Will Receive. Lions and Tigers and Maggots. Poet, technologist, cynic, father of five, child of chaos, punker, prankster, patriot, punster, leftist, latino, japanophile, audiophile, beer drinker, quiche eater, dog walker, soft talker, deep thinker, shallow sleeper, introvert, covert operative in a parallel universe.

Poet, technologist, cynic, father of five, child of chaos, punker, prankster, patriot, punster, leftist, latino, japanophile, audiophile, beer drinker, quiche eater, dog walker, soft talker, deep thinker, shallow sleeper, introvert, covert operative in a parallel universe. The haiku blog of paul david mena. Saturday, June 28, 2008. As always, thank you for shopping.

Tuesday, September 12, 2006. Thursday, August 31, 2006. More summer than fall with beauty still abundant. Yesterday the Freedom Trail, a walk in Boston, overnight with friends, Lucinda and Clarisse. The depths of love and peace in trees.

A community of Haiku poets recording and sharing their experiences of Winter 2006 in Haiku, Tanka, Haiga, Haibun and Senyru. Monday, February 05, 2007. End of Winter Haiku Blog on the 4th of Feb. Thanks all for sharing in the Winter Haiku 2006 Blog.