Tinywords
Summer 2006
Chinese Resturant—
sombody's fortune
swept into the dustpan
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The published haiku, tanka, haibun, and haiga of Dustin Neal.
Dustin Neal
Dustin discovered haiku at the age of twenty after reading Jack Kerouac's "American Haikus." What you read on this site are Dustin's attempts to keep the spirit of haiku alive today. Dustin holds to Basho's philosophy, "When observed calmly, all things have their fulfillment."
Haiku
- Acorn, 2006
- Another Morning, 2006
- Autumn Leaves, 2006
- Clouds Peak, 2006
- Frogpond, 2006
- Haiku Harvest, 2005
- Haiku Harvest, 2006
- Moonset, 2006
- Nisqually Delta Review, 2006
- Paper Wasp, 2006
- Presence, 2006
- Roadrunner, 2006
- Simply Haiku, 2006
- Stylus Poetry Journal, 2006
- The Heron's Nest, 2006
- The Heron's Nest, 2007
- Tinywords, 2006
- Triptych Haiku, 2006
- White Lotus, 2006
- Wisteria, 2006
- Wisteria, 2007
Tanka
Haiga
Book
Translations
Links
- A Procession of Ripples
- Acorn
- Aha! Poetry
- American Tanka
- Collin Barber
- Contemporary Haibun Online
- Eucalypt
- Haiku Hut
- Haiku Society of America
- Laryalee Fraser
- Modern English Tanka
- Modern Haiku
- Moonset
- Nisqually Delta Review
- Paper Wasp
- Paul David Mena
- Roadrunner
- Short Stuff
- Simply Haiku
- Stylus Poetry Journal
- Tanka Society of America
- The Heron's Nest
- Tinywords
- Triptych Haiku
- White Lotus
- Wisteria