Haiku from German Tongues: Cezar F. Ciobîcă: Teacher and Author

12/28/2011

Cezar F. Ciobîcă: Teacher and Author

thunders -
dandelion fluff rises
without a god

Second Place, 2011 Pen Haiku Contest

kukai in orchard -
a cherry petal
settles as kireji

Honorable Mention, Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival, 2011

back at
the pawn shop -
the moon in the window

Excellent Award, Fourth National Haiku Contest, Bulgaria, 2011

Cezar F. Ciobîcă, born in 1971, in Romania, lives and works in Botoșani as teacher and author. He began writing haiku in 2008 and his poems have appeared on several websites (Haiku Heute, Chrysanthemum, Sketchbook, Mainichi Daily News, Tinywords, Asahi Haikuist Network). His awards are posted on Oglindiri.

http://catanasiu.blogspot.com

2 comments:

Peter28 December 2011 at 16:58
Hello Ralf,

Very interesting, thank you for the link.

Please do visit www.ardea.org.uk. Issue 1 has some German, issue 2 is being planned now and should have even more.

Regards,

John
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Ralf Bröker12 January 2012 at 18:25
Thank you, John. I published the link on haiku.de's Gallery: http://www.haiku.de/index.php?menuid=92
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