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Issue 3 has been mailed out to contributors and supporters! As some of us are busy weeding, pruning, and managing the growth of springtime, post-ku and spring both move through uncertainty as a kind of creation. They resist fixed shapes, unfolding instead through fragments, pauses, and sudden shifts that feel more sensed than explained. Meaning…
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About the Editor
petro c. k. is a poet that writes short and often weird verses. He has been published in scores of haiku/senryu, micro-poetry, and experimental poetry journals, authored a few books, and won recognitions and awards.
Through this journal, petro c. k. curates and documents the contemporary evolution of the haiku form that explores new creative possibilities.
Post-Ku 