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      • Essay #32 Navigating Death and Funerals in Haiku
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      • Essay #30 – Creation vs. Discovery in Haiku
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      • Essay #24 – Layers of Resonance in Haiku
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      • Essay #20 – The Occurrence of Wonder and Mystery in Haiku
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      • Essay #18 – The Role of National Flags in Haiku
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      • Essay #14 – Relationships in Haiku: Divorce and Beyond (Part 2)
      • Essay #13 – Relationships in Haiku: Divorce and Beyond (Part 1) (Jan/Feb 2023)
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      • Essay #12 – Relationships in Haiku: When Things Fall Apart (Nov/Dec 2022)
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      • Essay #10 – Gender Issues in Haiku: The Bigger Picture (July/Aug 2022)
      • Essay #9 – Gender Issues: Sexual Abuse in Haiku (May/June 2022)
      • Essay #8 – Voices: Poverty – On the Other Side (March/April 2022)
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      • Essay #6 – Humor in Haiku (Nov/Dec 2021)
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      • Essay #2 – Politics and the Political in Haiku (March/April 2021)
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Essay #30 – Creation vs. Discovery in Haiku   (Mason)

Essay #29 – The Shift in Haiku   (Pupello)

Essay #28 – Shades of Dark in Haiku   (Pupello)

Essay #27 – Nonverbal Cues that Speak Volumes   (Mason)

Essay #26 – Play and Games in Haiku   (Pupello)

Essay #25 – The Weight of Lightness   (Pupello)

Issues & Essays

Issue #32 – March/April 2026
Essay #32 – Navigating Death and Funerals in Haiku   (Pupello)

Issue #31 – Jan/Feb. 2026
Essay #31 – Writing and Reading Expressed in Haiku   (Pupello)

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