Let words fly (Poetry and Life)
Friday, April 3, 2026
Senryu in Prune Juice Journal, issue 48
Monday, March 30, 2026
Published in The Leaf Journal of The Daily Haiku, issue 9 2026
in and out
of the sand dunes
a train whistle
still waters
the sound of sky
splashing
black moss
the timelessness
we slip into
Bhawana Rathore
Such a lovely issue
Thanks to the Editor Ravi Kiran
And founder of The Daily Haiku, Amanda White
Link- Leaf Journal
Sunday, March 15, 2026
Published in Kokako 44, April 2026
blue hour deepens
on my teacup
cherry blossoms
Bhawana
Link- Kokako
Thanks to the Editor-in-chief: Graham Bates
Haiku: Elaine Riddell & Celia Hope
Monday, March 2, 2026
Published in tsuri-dōrō Issue #32 – March/April 2026
roadside daisies
another year to try
my free will
Bhawana
Thanks to the editor, Tony Pupello !
Link- tsuri-dōrō
Saturday, February 21, 2026
Welcome
Dear Reader
Thank you for visiting my blog :)
This blog is a home for my poems- most of them published in various national, international online haiku journals, anthologies, blog pages and poetry spaces.
Poetry for me is not just writing, but feeling, living and witnessing the life happening. Poetry has opened a door to the world that makes me feel alive, heard and understood.
The sheer beauty and fragility of life in words.
I also have a small literary haiku and poetry online journal.
The Bougainvillea Journal 🌸
If you enjoy the poems you find here, I warmly invite you to explore the Journal as well.
AS Words Fly- The Bougainvillea Journal 🌸
The inaugural issue is live now
The Bougainvillea Journal 🌸
With warmth and gratitude
Bhawana
Haibun published in haikuKATHA Issue 52
Published in Solitary Daisy Haiku
Published in Triya Basant Edition Feb/Mar 2026
Two of my poems from Chrysanthemum and Cattails Journal are published in Triya Basant Edition 2026 with Hindi translation.
Thanks to the TriyaMag editors for the translation and beautiful issue.
Link-
Friday, January 23, 2026
Nominated by Wales Haiku Journal for Touchstone Awards 2025
Tuesday, January 20, 2026
Haiku published in Solitary Daisy Haiku Journal -Issue 66
blue hour deepens
in my new journal
your old note
Thank you dear editors- Sally Quon and Michele Rule
Link- Solitary Daisy Journal
Wednesday, January 7, 2026
Tuesday, December 30, 2025
Tuesday, December 16, 2025
My Tanka Prose 'Unheard Story' in Cold Moon Journal
It's almost past midnight. With the soft tick-tick of the clock in my room and the faint, distant music from outside, I somehow like this moment. Now that nights have grown colder and quieter, and the breeze is crisp, I can even listen to the tree in our backyard. And I'm inclined to believe my thoughts are being heard too.
The rustle of a page turning echoes in the room. I set the book aside to look outside again, to hear the tree. Somehow I remember the books in my wishlist, although many on the bookshelf still sit unread, waiting to be opened.
Yet I seek a new adventure in this mundane and cold night perhaps the darkness reveals its own story too, and it is for me to find mine.
soft glow
of the streetlamp
in the misty night. . .
the immersion
in our lost sighs
Thanks to the editors - Timothy Daly and Oana Cercel
Link- Cold Moon Journal
Saturday, December 6, 2025
Haiku in Autumn Moon Haiku Journal Volume 9:1, Autumn/Winter 2025-26
harvest moon
taste of ripe plums
in our talks
Bhawana
Link- Autumn Moon Haiku Journal
Thanks to the editors- Founder (emeritus): Bruce Ross
Editors: Astrid Andreescu
Kristen Lindquist
Tuesday, December 2, 2025
Haiku featured in the Shadow Pond Journal
a new flute learner
flickers the star
Link- Shadow Pond Journal
Welcome
Senryu in Prune Juice Journal, issue 48
morning haze the other dimension I spiral into Thanks to the editors- Orrin Préjean and Pippa Phillips Link- prune juice senryu
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Happy to be part of Chrysanthemum 34, April 2025 desert sand the soft glow of sun before it fades Bhawana Thank you dear edit...
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Glad to be part of tsuri-dōrō May/June 2025 issue. Thank you dear editor Tony Pupello billowing clouds this phase of self acce...
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To the endless vastness On this path forlorn I walk alone I walk alone There was a time when I didn’t know What should I do, ...



