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P=Poetry, N=Nonfiction, F=Fiction
How do you know earth? Time stuck in squelching mud; digging your hands into soil; planting seeds or pulling up roots. A landslide. A drought. Gravity, keeping you. What does earth evoke? What does it make possible?
From the geometric shapes of gardens in European castles, to the gardens of the Victorians on the wilder side, gardens could be seen as an expression of individuality and culture.
Give us your best holiday fails (any December holiday, from Hannukah, to Solstice, to NYE, etc.) or your best funny work about noodles that happens to ALSO be holiday-themed in some way.
Write about your own interpretation of the Zodiacs. Push the envelope. Step out of the box and conquer the unknown.
Who do we consider family? Do non-human animals count? Do plants and insects? Will AI chatbots really replace human interaction?
Enchanted Garden is a haiku journal created for haiku lovers, beginners or experienced, is open and free to anyone to submit their work, in accordance with the haiku spirit.
Our Summer 2025 issue will be dedicated to poems about food.
Jimmy Carter saw one. So did Ronald Reagan. Harry Truman never saw one but worried about them and Bill Clinton never saw one but always wanted to. How about you?
Send us your genre-defying, liminal, non-human human. Send us your fringe and the shadows-in-the-corner-of-your-eye.