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Author: Antoinette Cheung

Antoinette Cheung is a member of the Vancouver Haiku Group in Canada and coordinator of the Haiku Society of America’s under 40's social club. She is drawn to the meditative quality of haiku as well as the compassionate way it brings significance to our everyday moments that may otherwise be overlooked.
children’s laughter the colour palette of pool noodles  
Posted on 10 January 20256 December 2024Author Antoinette CheungCategories Issue 24.23 Comments on
no birds calling a shiver winds through the upper boughs
Posted on 9 July 202423 June 2024Author Antoinette CheungCategories Issue 24.11 Comment on
wild iris a letter in an envelope sealed by your tongue
Posted on 23 May 202418 May 2024Author Antoinette CheungCategories Issue 24.12 Comments on
midnight rain gathering the jigsaw’s misfits
Posted on 12 January 20246 January 2024Author Antoinette CheungCategories Issue 23.22 Comments on
Chinatown the prices of produce offered in song  
Posted on 17 July 20235 July 2023Author Antoinette CheungCategories Issue 23.11 Comment on
moonless night an accordion’s swell bends out of tune  
Posted on 31 March 202224 March 2022Author Antoinette CheungCategories Issue 22.13 Comments on
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