ANTHOLOGY "WE ARE ALL JAPAN"

Non-Japanese poetry

Please be advised that our editor for non-Japanese poetry has made his selection as follows:

• Wang Ping, USA, from Shanghai, China: For Japan
• Kathy Uyen Nguyen, Texas, USA:  untitled (I watch the candle...)
• Frank Joussen, Hueckelhoven, Germany:  The Weather in Japan
• Scharlie Meeuws, Faringdon, United Kingdom:  Letter from Sendai
• Sonja Smolec, Velika Gorica, Croatia:  Sakura, 11 March 2011 
• Melissa Allen, Madison, Wisconsin, USA: Tremor
• J.S. Watts, Cambridge, U.K.:  untitled (Before the season of cherry blossom...)
• Kauser Parveen, Halifax, West Yorkshire, UK: The Oarfish Omen
• Piotr Stankiewicz, Warsaw, Poland:  An Elegy
• Ron Woollard, London, United Kingdom:  Inspired by Hokusai's famous "Great Wave off Kanagawa" painting and the recent terrible Tsunami
• Rich Follett, Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, USA: tsunami/origami
• Michael Agius, Manchester, England:  Awash
• Jim Darwent, Liverpool, England:   We were arguing
• Bharat Shekhar, New Delhi, India:  Earth, Unearth
• Marilyn Francis, England.: Reasons not to get up in the morning
• Christopher Reilley, Dedham, MA, USA:  Tsunami 
• James Zealy, USA:  Divine Wind 
• robert d. wilson, Philippines: Fat Cats, untitled (A year later...)
  Saša Važić, Serbia: untitled (sometimes...)
   
  

Congratulations to all of you!