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Haiku in the Digital Age
Haiku is more accessible than ever before and taking on new forms, but the ancient poetry still reminds us of what it means to be human.
Haiku is more accessible than ever before and taking on new forms, but the ancient poetry still reminds us of what it means to be human.
Caits Meissner invites readers to deconstruct their own painful memories through writing.
Poet Marie Howe gives Tricycle readers a poem to carry with them on “Poem in Your Pocket Day.”
Lama Rod Owens talks about poetry’s important role in his own spiritual practice.
If we could slow down and stop for 10 minutes a day, we’d be amazed by the transformation.
A poet shares a gazing outward practice that allows her to look within.
An excerpt from an epic Buddhist poem that instructs us how to open our hearts.
Poet Teresa Mei Chuc uses meditation and compassion to confront war, immigration, and other emotional subjects in her work.
Dick Allen reads a selection of his poetry and gives a lesson for National Poetry Month.