The One Essential Truth
The winning poem from the Tricycle Haiku Challenge celebrates the eternal return of spring.
On Haiku
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To Go, to Move, to Lie Down
The winning poem from the Tricycle Haiku Challenge uses the season word “blanket” as a powerful symbol of dislocation.
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The Mind That Goes Out and Returns
The winning poem from the Tricycle Haiku Challenge explores the theme of loss and impermanence—one red leaf at a time.
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A Place of Refuge
The winning poem from the Tricycle Haiku Challenge explores one of the oldest symbols in Buddhism.
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What Is Real?
The winning poem from the Tricycle Haiku Challenge offers a simple answer to the question that haunts the digital age.
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The Oldest Game There Is
The winning poem from the Tricycle Haiku Challenge shows us what it looks like to belong to a planet.
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The Ghost of Basho
The winning poem from the Tricycle Haiku Challenge explores the essential paradox of poetry.
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Life Is Barefoot
The winning poem from the Tricycle Haiku Challenge offers a 17-syllable commentary on the first noble truth.
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The Strawberry and the Vine
The winning poem from the Tricycle Haiku Challenge offers an intimate portrait of an entire species in crisis.
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