EUROPEAN QUARTERLYKUKAIThe objective of this competition is to develop closer ties across the European community of haiku creators (although haiku authors from other parts of the

world are welcome to submit entries as well). We are planning 4 separate competitions yearly, one for each season of the year. The competition is led in

cooperation with the Publishing House KONTEKST from Poznań.

Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Dear Haiku Friends,

A year has passed since the first edition of the EQK. Thank you for your participation and we are glad that

the competition has more and more participants. Fifth edition attracted a record number of authors from all

over the world. We regret that we can offer such a small number of points becouse we received a lot of very

good haiku. This time, the first place won Kashinath Karmakar from India. Second place was won by

Romanian Frăţilă Genovel-Florentin and third prize went to Veronica Zora Novak from Canada.

Congratulations to the winners and all participants.

The next edition of EQK will begin at the end of May and then we will inform you. You are already welcome.

Robert Kania and Krzysztof Kokot

The European Quarterly Kukai team

5th edition: 179 authors, 41 countries:Australia (9), Austria (1), Bangladesh (1), Belgium (2), Bosnia and Herzegovina (4), Brazil (2), Bulgaria (10),

Canada (5), Colombia (1), Croatia (8), Denmark (1), France (3), Germany (12), Greece (1), Hungary (4), India

(17), Iran (6), Israel (2), Italy (3), Japan (2), Lithuania (7), Malaysia (1), Mongolia (2), Montenegro (3), The

Netherlands (2), Nepal (1), New Zealand (3), Philippines (6), Poland (5), Portugal (1), Romania (15), Russia (3),

Serbia (7), Singapore (1), Switzerland (3), Trinidad and Tobago (1), UK (5), Ukraine (1), United Arab Emirates

(1), USA (16), Yemen (1)

FIRST PLACE:

#139 Kashinath Karmakar, Durgapur, India(10-8-5) = 51 pts

(from: IND,SGP,AUS,USA,GER,UK,ROM,CRO,BEL,ROM–GER,BUL,ISR,UKR,AUS,IND,ROM,PHI–

LIT,GER,GER,IND,SRB)

faded album-

all the missing colours

of my childhood

SECOND PLACE:

#34 Fratila Genovel-Florentin, Rm-Sarat, Romania

(7-6-7) = 40 pts

(from: BUL,BGL,BRA,BEL,CRO,BRA,GER-IND,ROM,BIH,BUL,CRO,IRN-ROM,AUS,IND,USA,USA,CRO,HUN)

springtime again -

the blind man breathing deeply

the green color

THIRD PLACE:

Results of the European Quarterly Kukai #5 - Spring 2014Edition (colors)

co-editors:

Krzysztof Kokot

Robert Kania

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#73 Veronika Zora Novak, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

(7-4-6) = 35 pts

(from: IND,PHI,ISR,UK,NZL,BUL,AUS–CAN,AUS,YEM,UK–RUS,IND,POL,UK,USA,USA)

preening

the edge of twilight . . .

black swan

v

31 points – 4th place:

rainbow skies--

teaching colors to

her blind child

#63 Yesha Shah, Surat, India

(7-5-0) = 31 pts

29 points – 5th place:

spring blossoms

.....all the colours

of her laughter

#38 Arvinder Kaur, Chandigarh, India

(6-3-5) = 29 pts

25 points – 6th place (2):

first grass

waiting for

the last chemotherapy

#94 Andrius Luneckas, Vilnius, Lithuania

(3-6-4) = 25 pts

v

how little

I know of thorns …

red roses

#108 Asni Amin, Singapore

(2-6-7) = 25 pts

20 points – 7th place:

rainbow flag

the father pretends

not to see

#64 Roberta Beary, Bethesda, Maryland, USA/Ireland

(4-1-6) = 20 pts

19 points – 8th place:

one little child

counts on his index finger

over the rainbow

#12 Yuko Igarashi, Velbert, Germany

(6-0-1) = 19 pts

18 points – 9th place:

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pale winter sun

a woman adorns a grave

with plastic flowers

#84 Brigitte ten Brink, Konstanz, Germany

(3-4-1) = 18 pts

17 points – 10th place:

snowy morning

one of my toes sticks out

of my colorful sock

#161 Petya Popova, Sofia, Bulgaria

(4-1-3) = 17 pts

16 points:

the iridescence

of dragonfly wings

here and gone

#35 Simon Hanson, Allendale, SA, Australia

(1-4-5) = 16 pts

15 points (5):

poppies

the dusk sucked in

the red

#25 Detelina Tiholova, Kustendil, Bulgaria

(2-4-1) = 15 pts

v

after black and white –

on rice paper

a cherry branch in bloom

#49 Daniela Lăcrămioara Capotă, Galaţi, Romania

(1-5-2) = 15 pts

v

spring rain…

coloured umbrellas sprout

on the roads

#93 Anitha Varma, Kerala, India

(2-2-5) = 15 pts

v

a crayon rainbow

on the shattered wall -

bomb site

#123 Paresh Tiwari, Hyderabad, India

(4-1-1) = 15 pts

v

first buds-

my child abandons

the crayons

#152 Dan Iulian, Bucharest, Romania

(3-1-4) = 15 pts

14 points:

playful wind -

following petals

a butterfly

#48 Mihail Buraga, Bucharest, Romania

(3-1-3) = 14 pts

13 points (4):

cleaning the paint-box

all the pictures

she told me

#5 Ralf Bröker, Ochtrup, Germany

(4-0-1) = 13 pts

v

those red tulips –

the color of the kisses

that never came

#60 Eduard Tara, Iasi, Romania

(1-4-2) = 13 pts

v

white tulip field

around the single red one-

you in my life

#61 Lavana Kray, Iasi, Romania

(3-1-2) = 13 pts

v

a new patch

on the scarecrow's shirt

yellow leaf

#171 Liudmila Hristova, Sofia, Bulgaria

(3-2-0) = 13 pts

12 points (2):

pool after rain

the no colour

of grandma’s eyes

#141 Lynette Arden, Adelaide , Australia

(2-2-2) = 12 pts

v

#145

Candles on my cake

Every flame is a rainbow

in mom's tears of joy

Marcell Domonkos, Celldömölk, Hungary

(3-1-1) = 12 pts

11 points (4):

sunshine after raining

small yellow rubber boots

in forget-me-nots

#76 Marta Chociłowska, Warsaw, Poland

(2-1-3) = 11 pts

v

communion class -

she asks if his Jesus

is black

#78 Sara Winteridge, New Forest, England

(1-3-2) = 11 pts

v

trailing her gown over the black inlet mandarin moon

#83 Mark Miller, Shoalhaven Heads, Australia

(2-2-1) = 11 pts

v

he peels

an orange

awake

#106 Sondra J. Byrnes, South Bend, Indiana, USA

(2-2-1) = 11 pts

10 points (7):

love note...

a bouquet of roses

in the bedroom

#4 Mr. Willie R. Bongcaron, Manila, Philippines

(2-1-2) = 10 pts

v

yellow butterflies

swooning in the morning glow...

spring sunshine

#16 Keith A. Simmonds, Rodez, France

(2-1-2) = 10 pts

v

spring wind –

in the color of her heart

a shy kiss

#31 Steliana Cristina Voicu, Ploieşti, Romania

(3-0-1) = 10 pts

v

a kaleidoscope

of pills on my tongue ...

the rain

#86 S.M. Abeles, Washington, DC, USA

(2-1-2) = 10 pts

v

willow buds

adorning bare twigs

I shave my pale legs

#124 Maureen Sudlow, Dargaville, New Zealand

(2-2-0) = 10 pts

v

sunset

recoloring the mountains

a long road home

#158 Catherine J.S. Lee, Eastport, Maine, USA

(2-1-2) = 10 pts

v

biting an apple

its color

in her cheeks

#174 Anusha Tennakoon, Osaka, Japan

(1-3-1) = 10 pts

9 points (6):

petrichor —

o'er the lea, the fragrance

of a rainbow

#18 Vinay Leo R., Bangalore, India

(2-0-3) = 9 pts

v

snow melts off the eaves –

inside each drop of water

light shows its colors

#19 Liliana Negoi, Bucharest, Romania

(1-1-4) = 9 pts

v

The ladybird is

a red brooch on the blouse

of green grass.

#21 Dušan Đurišić , Podgorica, Montenegro

(1-2-2) = 9 pts

v

just before Easter

from an open drawer

the smell of paint

#24 Wiesław Karliński, Namysłów, Poland

(1-2-2) = 9 pts

v

spring wind

last year’s prairie grass bows

to new splashes of color

#26 RD McManes, Kansas, USA

(0-3-3) = 9 pts

v

The door opens -

the smile of my husband

and the first violets

#178 Milena Drpa, Modrica, Bosnia and Herzegovina

(2-0-3) = 9 pts

8 points (6):

echerry trees blossom

my skin more white

under the bandaid

#1 Hélène Duc, Bichancourt, France

(2-1-0) = 8 pts

v

winter games -

winners again the six

colors of flags

#6 Nicu Stopel, Bucharest, Romania

(2-0-2) = 8 pts

v

summer vacation

my daughter draws a rainbow

on the wall

#39 Billy Antonio, Laoac, Philippines

(1-2-1) = 8 pts

v

fingered citron~

what incentive is there

to change?

#46 Ernesto P. Santiago, Solano, Philippines

(2-0-2) = 8 pts

v

spring

airplane and stork

are landing

#47 Nelly Dobrinova, Sofia, Bulgaria

(1-2-1) = 8 pts

v

light rain -

the road's fall-leaf palette

brightens

#50 Tomislav Maretic, Zagreb, Croatia

(2-1-0) = 8 pts

7 points (5):

glades flamingos

pinker than the dawn

oil-stained beach

#2 Ignatius Fay, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

(1-2-0) = 7 pts

v

a blushing sun

washes the river with light –

breakfast odors

#17 Paul Mercken, Bunnik, The Netherlands

(2-0-1) = 7 pts

v

dawn glow...

the red road appears

before me

#66 Nadalsuren Purevdorj, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

(2-0-1) = 7 pts

v

sunday noon my child coloring herself all over

#99 Ramesh Anand, Bangalore, India

(2-0-1) = 7 pts

v

After the rain

Rainbow bridge

Sea to sky

#169 Vida Moazzami, Vancouver, Canada

(1-1-2) = 7 pts

6 points (8):

Indian sky

emerald on a gold crown

of oak forest

#9 Smajil Durmisevic, Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina

(1-1-1) = 6 pts

v

wife in beauty shop

half day choosing hair color

spring is late

#28 Dainius Dirgela, Vilnius, Lithuania

(0-2-2) = 6 pts

v

some red

the sky sheds

star by star

#37 Alegria Imperial, Vancouver, BC, Canada

(2-0-0) = 6 pts

v

from muddy water

a green frog peeps

two bright eyes

#69 Vladimir Šuk, Oroslavje, Croatia

(0-2-2) = 6 pts

v

last spring memories -

red, green, yellow, purple, blue

now black and white scars!

#70 Munia Khan, Dhaka, Bangladesh

(2-0-0) = 6 pts

v

my other foot

arches striped stockings

double rainbow

#74 Karin Anderson, Adelaide, Australia

(1-1-1) = 6 pts

v

butterflies

on a flower field—

colour upon colour

#91 Bruno Coelho, Évora, Portugal

(1-1-1) = 6 pts

v

out of the cave

where the rebels used to hide -

blooming wildflowers

#142 Hana Nestieva, Jerusalem, Israel

(1-1-1) = 6 pts

5 points (9):

new year-

rangoli* pattern

in courtyard attracts peacock

(Rangoli-traditional Indian decoration and patterns made with ground rice, particularly during

festivals... This is a true incident that happened at Ramanashramam, Tiruvannamalai, India)

#30 Hema Ravi, Chennai, India

(1-1-0) = 5 pts

v

how could she kill herself

while the daffodils were still

so yellow?

#68 Ed Bremson, Raleigh, NC, USA

(1-0-2) = 5 pts

v

street artist

the colour of her eyes

goes unmatched

#80 Poornima Laxmeshwar, Bangalore, India

(0-2-1) = 5 pts

v

spring --

a glimpse of color

in the rubble

#89 Angie Werren, Amelia, Ohio USA

(1-1-0) = 5 pts

v

windy reverside

downstream by handful

grains of mandala

#127 Artūras Šilanskas, Vilnius, Lithuania

(1-1-0) = 5 pts

v

New Year.

The calender sparkles

with brighter colours.

#131 Zornitza Harizanova, Sofia, Bulgaria

(1-1-0) = 5 pts

v

mountain rapids

carry the colours of the rainbow

through dusk

#159 Predrag Pera Čikarić, Kruševac, Serbia

(1-0-2) = 5 pts

v

roof edge sun...

the old alzheimer man

discerns blossoms

#164 Mandana Mobki, Teheran, Iran

(0-2-1) = 5 pts

v

not quite blue,

not quite green...

his five o'clock shadow

#172 Sanjukta Asopa, Karnataka, India

(1-1-0) = 5 pts

4 points (18):

The wood full of snow

in my garden snowman and I

without an overcoat

#11 Ruzica Soldo, Siroki Brijeg, Bosnia and Herzegovina

(0-2-0) = 4 pts

v

open book

on a bench in the garden

"The Blue Butterfly"

#15 Janina Kołodziejczyk , Poland / Pavullo, Italia

(1-0-1) = 4 pts

v

spring in her eyes –

to change black ribbon on my suit

with another pink

#36 Adrian-Nicolae Popescu, Radauti-Suceava, Romania

(1-0-1) = 4 pts

v

sunrise colors

a hare leaps in

the blooming flax

#41 Vitali Khomin, Mukachevo, Ukraine

(0-2-0) = 4 pts

v

ladybird

on the last page

red dot on

#53 Maya Kisyova, Sofia, Bulgaria

(0-1-2) = 4 pts

v

jump

over a new puddle--

snowman gone

#62 Vania Stefanova, Bulgaria, Sliven

(0-1-2) = 4 pts

v

water droplets –

the rainbow vanishes

within the sunshine

#67 Francesco de Sabata, Pescantina, Italy

(1-0-1) = 4 pts

v

this blue morning

full of hope and joy

buying a gingerbread heart

#82 Danica Bartulović, Podstrana, Croatia

(0-2-0) = 4 pts

v

funeral feast:

on my black pantaloons

white castor sugar

#90 Ferenc Bakos, Siófok, Hungary

(0-1-2) = 4 pts

v

March in my bones

the whiteness of melting snow

hides many hopes

#101 Anne-Marie Labelle, Montréal, Canada

(0-2-0) = 4 pts

v

Our woods are half dressed

in fragile buds as dandelions

sprout from nowhere.

#102 Joan McNerney, Ravena, NY, USA

(0-2-0) = 4 pts

v

#105

cold shiver, red sweater

Brenda Harsham, Boston, USA

(0-2-0) = 4 pts

v

faded roses -

the florist ties

a colorful scarf

#116 Radka Mindova, Sliven, Bulgaria

(0-1-2) = 4 pts

v

blackout

through the open window

new moon

#119 Kuheli Santra, Midnapur, India

(0-2-0) = 4 pts

v

blood orange --

all the sunsets

yet to taste

#126 Carole Harrison, Jamberoo, Australia

(0-2-0) = 4 pts

v

rain of petals

years burden falls off my back

such easiness

#132 Nijolė Kerušauskienė, Kaunas, Lithuania

(1-0-1) = 4 pts

v

the blues--

viewing stars and stripes

on the casket

#162 Padma Thamptty, Wexford, PA, USA

(0-1-2) = 4 pts

v

rising sun

from the bottom to the top

the colors of snow

#173 Irena Iris Szewczyk, Warsaw, Poland

(0-1-2) = 4 pts

3 points (18):

Blue Hour -

in full clarity the seas

of the moon

#8 Silvia Kempen, Apen, Germany

(0-1-1) = 3 pts

v

with empty embrace

and the solar year

the sun was born

#10 Tatjana Debeljacki, Uzice, Serbia

(1-0-0) = 3 pts

v

a peacock butterfly

spreads its wings over a peony...

widower's morning

#14 Rita Odeh, Nazareth, Israel

(1-0-0) = 3 pts

v

deep pools

the vivid blues and greens

of his mismatched eyes

#32 Tracy Davidson, Stratford-on-Avon, UK

(0-1-1) = 3 pts

v

first grass

I am mastering

in colours definition

#40 Pavel Vorontsov, Novosibirsk, Russia

(0-1-1) = 3 pts

v

Spring green and ginger –

that cat lolls under the fern

surely on purpose

#44 Valeria Barouch, Geneva, Switzerland

(0-1-1) = 3 pts

v

autumn drizzle —

along the roadside

dahlias’ radiance

#54 Minh-Triêt Pham, Paris, France

(0-1-1) = 3 pts

v

digging into cold soil

I smell the colors

of next summer's bloom

#92 Benjamin Bläsi, Wünnewil, Switzerland

(0-1-1) = 3 pts

v

a soft ticking -

the sun bleached chair in front of

a window of rain

#95 Bouwe Brouwer, Emmeloord, The Netherlands

(1-0-0) = 3 pts

v

the sun in the sea.

whether out of jealousy

the red sky?

#96 Damir Damir, Kotor, Montenegro

(1-0-0) = 3 pts

v

dormant beauty-

the poet planting his words

on a gloomy day

#97 Wolfgang Beutke, Barum, Germany

(1-0-0) = 3 pts

v

Arrested birds -

condemned to the zoo

because of their colors.

#110 Franklin Magalhães, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

(1-0-0) = 3 pts

v

sunny day -

on the river bank

colorful dresses

#112 Andrzej Dembonczyk, Zbroslawice, Silesia, Poland

(1-0-0) = 3 pts

v

at dawn

the red horizon portends

coming of a son

#140 Tuvshinzaya Nergui, Tsetserleg city, Mongolia

(0-1-1) = 3 pts

v

Bleeding liberty,

Flags, dying leaves in autumn,

Clouds cleaning the sky.

#143Marieta Maglas, Suceava ,Romania.

(1-0-0) = 3 pts

v

red boots jumping into a rainbow daffodil pot

#147 Marion Clarke, Warrenpoint, Northern Ireland

(1-0-0) = 3 pts

v

beneath the windmill

acres of tulips

open to blue

#156 Julie Warther, Dover, Ohio, USA

(0-1-1) = 3 pts

v

a hunter returns

through the colours of dawn--

he purrs

#175 James Dobson, Prudhoe, UK

(1-0-0) = 3 pts

2 points (13):

blood moon―

listening to spoken word

and bamboo song

#3 Santiago B. Villafania, Pangasinan, Philippines

(0-1-0) = 2 pts

v

green pods

swollen on stem

bring forth butterflies

#55 Anne Hollier Ruddy, Auckland, New Zealand

(0-1-0) = 2 pts

v

night of thaw—

the white wings fluttering

above the Black Sea

#77 Dan Doman, Bucharest, Romania

(0-1-0) = 2 pts

v

birds twittering

bright flowers swaying

to cosmic rhythms

#79 Praveen Menon, Bangalore, India

(0-1-0) = 2 pts

v

my parents' time

lingering on in the garden

... plum blossoms

#81 Helga Stania, Greppen, Switzerland

(0-1-0) = 2 pts

v

streaks of deep pink

light up the dark skies

dawn's blush

#98 Sandra Martyres, Mumbai, India

(0-1-0) = 2 pts

v

orchard in bloom

wrapped into a rainbow

hailstones on the ground

#107 Marija Pogorilic, Rovinj, Croatia

(0-1-0) = 2 pts

v

absorbing

the red of your tail . . .

blue mountains

#109 Sasa Vazic, Batajnica, Serbia

(0-1-0) = 2 pts

v

cold westerlies

sheltered by the forest edge

rainbow bee-eaters

#111 Petrus Heyligers, Curramore, Queensland, Australia

(0-1-0) = 2 pts

v

quietly

cuckoo call - one - two - three

there breaks a bough

#122 Margareta Hihn, Bockhorn, Germany

(0-1-0) = 2 pts

v

winter land

a snow cloth wiping up

the evening sky

#129 Angelica Seithe, Wettenberg, Germany

(0-1-0) = 2 pts

v

The sky at dusk

Fire paints the river ~

Flowing flame

#146 Biljana Kitić Čakar, Prnjavor , Bosnia i Herzegovina

(0-1-0) = 2 pts

v

marigold

borders in the park-

sun shines

#160 Asma Khan, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

(0-0-2) = 2 pts

1 point (6):

pencils askew...

colors everywhere

except the page

#51 Shloka Shankar, Bangalore, India

(0-0-1) = 1 pt

v

flowers in the wind -

yellow painting fooling

the untimely bee

#121 Miruna Covor, Bucharest, Romania

(0-0-1) = 1 pt

v

pinwheel moon –

her satin ribbon

flutters

#125 Jayashree Maniyil, Melbourne, Australia

(0-0-1) = 1 pt

v

bare forests

among the brown trees

saffron coloured

#134 Štefanija Ludvig, Dubravica, Croatia

(0-0-1) = 1 pt

v

rubbing ink...

in the colors scent

of cherry blossoms

#136 Christa Beau, Halle/Saale, Germany

(0-0-1) = 1 pt

v

departing cries

high up in the heavens

flights of swans

#153 Hidenori Hiruta, Akita, Japan

(0-0-1) = 1 pt

no points this time (45):

enrosadira

diminishing before

I reach her door

#7 Barbara A. Taylor, Mountain Top, NSW, Australia

v

thoroughbred country

the young colt rests

on velvet turf

#13 Margaret Beverland, Katikati, New Zealand

v

shades of gray

longing and pain remain

fading colours of dreams

#20 Jens-Christian Kjær AKA Ashi, Brande, Denmark

v

Cadbury Gems

I dupe my daughter

in her dreams

#23 Ajaya Mahala, Pune, India

v

branch by branch

the entire spring palette

as her hair leaves

#27 Joann Grisetti, Winter Springs, FL, USA

v

thousand tiny blooming pansies

turn their pretty faces

to receive the golden blessings

#29 Tahera Mannan, Nagpur, India

v

a line of breath

drawn through new colors glazed with rain

old locomotive

#33 Heike Gewi, Aden, Yemen

v

in the fields

a banded white stork

and a single girl

#42 Djurdja Vukelic Rozic, Ivanic Grad, Croatia

v

among all that snow

a yellow winter jasmine

a strong mark of hope

#43 Jef Ector, Genk, Belgium

v

Rainbow in the eye-

runing along colorful bow

in the unknown

#45 Mirjana Ranković Matović, Čačak, Serbia

v

carefully around edges of melting snow expectation colours

#57 Goda V. Bendoraitiene, Klaipeda, Lithuania

v

vernal rainbow

over the roaring torrent...

no more global floods?

#58 Natalia Kuznetsova, Moscow, Russia

v

a red bite –

but what color is the flea?

summer evening

#59 William Seltzer, Gwynedd, PA, USA

v

ara

the festival of

colors

#65 Vladimir Ludvig, Zaprešić, Croatia

v

Memory of seeds

Refrains prismatic array

Spread fore laughing eyes

#71 Marck Riggins, Temecula, USA

v

circles of peace

blue, yellow, black, green, red

olympic dream

#72 Janko Dimnjaković, Zagreb, Croatia

v

The Sun’s wound bled dry,

dyeing the darkling sky with

a crimson-red glow

#75 Anna Földeáki-Horváth , Budapest, Hungary

v

spring slowly

dabs colour

...spattered palette

#85 John McDonald, Edinburgh, Scotland

v

Motley woodpecker

World even more diverse

Welcome,my spring

#87 Virginija Sakalauskiene, Raudondvaris, Lithuania

v

tourists

in the poplar forest

fits after fits of sneezing

#88 Stanka Boneva, Varna, Bulgaria

v

a drop of blood

falling from the wound

silence broken

#100 Rosa Clement. Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil

v

Oh sweet past -

her hair was shiny and black,

her attire silver

#103 Ilka De Bisschop, Kalmthout, Belgium

v

A big desert mountain

With a white ice in his peak

Cry into the blue lake

#104 Fabián Padilla Hernández, Bogota, Colombia

v

You see three colours,

And in your mind appeares-

The national flag!

#113 Gyorgy Vermes, Budapest, Hungary

v

Carnival Saturday...

early blooming pink poui

colours the scene

#114 Gillena Cox, Trinidad and Tobago

v

even plain flowers

some hints of colors displayed

our lives entertain

#115 Paul Amoz Tan, Melaka , Malaysia

v

Mixing the rainbow

I could create new colors

Shining like gemstones

#120 Francesca Mereu, Cagliari, Italia

v

Rainbow

On stormy nights

Love is not blind

#135 Maria Isabelita de Cello, Manila, Philippines

v

broken car -

ploughland after the rain

full of shine

#137 Branka Vojinović Jegdić, Podgorica, Montenegro

v

Holli Festival

life is beautiful

happy wishes to you

#138 Ram Sharan Maharjan, Kathmandu, Nepal

v

Scent of evening stock,

Getting drunk without wine

in the spring nights.

#144 Mojgan Soghrati, Isfahan, Iran

v

#148

Indian summer evening sunshine

last golden year

Horst Ludwig, St. Peter, USA

v

hundreds of buds…

don’t want to unfold myself

to everyone

#149 Natalia Sedenkova, Samara, Russia

v

Hopes and hate

and flags everywhere -

these and those

#150 Heinz Schneemann, Berlin, Germany

v

red copses

both sides the border

a rainbow

#151 Ali Beik, Fereydun-Kenar, Iran

v

blossom time over

greener the green

Beethoven's Pastorale

#155 Klaus-Dieter Wirth, Viersen, Germany

v

left crayons...

the color of my spring flowers

winter violet

#157 Neelam Dadhwal, Chandiarh, India

v

colours of the day

washed grey

slip into the dark

#163 Samar Ghose, Perth, Australia

v

Lingering winter -

oh, to see the forsythia's

beaming gold!

#165 Zhanna P. Rader, Athens, Georgia, USA

v

snow angels

still absorbing

their shed blood

#166 Cezar-Florin Ciobîcă, Botosani, Romania

v

blossoms

make their inside

again naked

#167 Hengameh Ahmadi, Shiraz, Iran

v

bunch of fresh snowdrops

on the mother’s grave –

the child recites one poem

#176 Maria Tirenescu, Cugir, Romania

v

flowery shawl

in the garden on the dryer

the first blossoms

#177 Asta Čižiūnaitė, Vilnius, Lithuania

v

The sun struggles

to extract the yellow hue

from the first daffodil.

#179 Marija Drpa, Belgrade, Serbia

v

snowmelt

the brook

white

#180 Hartmut Fillhardt, Martinsthal, Germany

no results (authors who didn’t vote – 10):

his mint lips

whispering spells for her…

bloody moon

#22 Diana Teneva, Haskovo, Bulgaria

v

death is not white

the paleness devoured

into nothingness.

#52 April Mae M. Berza, Taguig, Philippines

v

RED

a boiling blood flows

wildly through pulsating veins

~ taste of strawberry

#56 Sky Vani, Čačak, Serbia

v

black white and red mixed

with green and blue create a

colorful chaos

#118 Marios Schismenos, Agrinio, Greece

v

on the birch bark

furrows of rainy tears -

hardened

#128 Jovanka Božić, Valjevo, Serbia

v

decay

of the cherry blossom

Waiting for red

#130 Janina Weidholz, Wiesbaden, Germany

v

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Prancing steps

magic in Black & White

Spanish Riding School

#133 Cornelia Hondt, Vienna, Austria

v

lacrymatory sky

transparent colors

of grey streets

#154 Zbigniew Myslowiecki, Warsaw, Poland

v

Spring noon,

A pigeon visible and dark

In the whitish sky

#168 Amir Hasanvandi, Shoush, Iran

v

Hidden

In the spring of my skirt

Pink flower

#170 Shokraneh Ghasemi Moafi, Bandar Anzali, Iran

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