Area 17: Lime Quarter: Sixth Day: Haiku poetry showcase by Alan Summers at Cornell University USA

A month of haiku poems by Alan Summers at Cornell University USA: https://haiku.mannlib.cornell.edu/category/author/alan-summers/page/31/

lime quarter
an ice cube collapses
over jazz

Alan Summers

linocut byTrevor Haddrell

Bristol Floating Harbour September 2003

lime quarter

an ice cube collapses

over jazz

Publication Credits: Presence No.13 (2001); tinywords (2004); See Haiku Here haiga (Japan, 2011); haijinx volume IV, issue 1 (2011); Seven By Twenty (Twitter eMagazine, 2010); Derbyshire Library Service Poem a Month (June 2011); The Haiku Foundation Per Diem series Haiku of the Senses (March 2012); Multiverses 1.1 (2012); tempslibres - free times (French language Analysis of the Haiku structure feature 2013-03-1); Under the Basho Vol 1.1 Autumn 2013; THFhaiku (The Haiku Foundation)mApp Version 5.0 (iTunes, January 2016)

Feature:

Blogging Along Tobacco Road: Alan Summers - Three Questions (2010)

Sunday, June 13, 2010

https://tobaccoroadpoet.blogspot.com/2010/06/alan-summers-three-questions.html

Per Diem

The Haiku Foundation Per Diem May 2020 curated by Paul David Mena wine and song theme:

https://www.thehaikufoundation.org/per-diem-archive-details/?IDcat=223

descriptive post:

https://www.thehaikufoundation.org/2020/05/01/per-diem-for-may-2020-wine-and-song/

Cornell University, Mann Library, U.S.A. "Daily Haiku" poet (March 2013)

https://haiku.mannlib.cornell.edu/category/author/alan-summers/page/26/

Anthology credits: Haiku Friends vol. 1 ed. Masaharu Hirata (Osaka, Japan, 2003); City: Bristol Today in Poems and Pictures, Paralaia (2004); naad anunaad: an anthology of contemporary international haiku ed. Shloka Shankar Sanjuktaa Asopa, Kala Ramesh, India, 2016 (Haiku Society of America Merit Book Awards, Best Anthology [tie] 2017)

Television, newspaper, magazine and other media credits:

BBC 1 - Regional arts feature (British Broadcasting Television, November 2003); Seven magazine feature: “Three lines of simple beauty” (2006); Bristol Evening Post article (2002); BroadcastLab, ArtsWork Bath Spa University (Haiku Poet-in-residence 2006 - 2007); THFhaiku app for iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch (2011)

Art Exhibition Credits:

Floating World Japanese Festival

Joint exhibition with linocut artist Trevor Haddrell (Bristol Floating Harbour, September 2003)

East meets West

The Art Gym - Hengrove Community Arts College

linocuts with Trevor Haddrell (November 2003)

The Haiku Experience - Alan Summers & Karen Hoy

Totterdown Art Trail (Bristol, November 2003 also partly filmed by BBC TV of the U.K.)