"swaddled newborn" — FreeXpresSion Magazine Haiku Video Feature
swaddled newborn
a burst of shining blossoms
in zephyr breeze
Delighted to share the second of my two featured haiku videos published in the September 2026 issue of FreeXpresSion Magazine, under the wonderful curation of Haiku Editor @Uchechukwu Onyedikam
"waving goodbye" — FreeXpresSion Magazine Haiku Video Feature
waving goodbye
his bicycle disappears
down the valley
Thrilled to share my latest haiku video feature published in the brand-new September 2026 issue of FreeXpresSion Magazine, under the wonderful curation of Haiku Editor Uchechukwu Onyedikam (https://online.fliphtml5.com/leqjf/September-2026-OL/)! For my complete author bio details, comprehensive global poetry registries, and to read the full digital interactive publication issue, please refer directly to the referenced source mate
Thrilled to share the first video installment (verses 1-5) of our large-scale collaborative renga titled "Orange Sun" published in International Times, beautifully curated by Editor Nick Victor (https://internationaltimes.it/orange-sun/)! This sequence was written in wonderful partnership with the brilliant poet Uchechukwu Onyedikam, featuring art by Nick Victor. For our full author biographies, comprehensive archive links, and to explore the complete sequence, please check the referenced publication registry source.
toddlers toppling on soft tushies ... motion to vacate the judgment (Note: You can find the full poem text in the referenced publication source).
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Thrilled to share "Eating Worms," the first poem from our collection of 6 collaborative pieces published at Chewers by Masticadores, beautifully edited by Nolcha Fox and managed by Director J. Ré Crivello (https://chewersmasticadores.wordpress.com/2026/08/27/6-collaborative-poems-by-jerome-berglund-and-christina-chin/)! This sequence was written in wonderful partnership with the brilliant poet Jerome Berglund. For our full author biographies, comprehensive archive links, and to view the complete six-poem feature, please check the referenced publication source.
"After light rain" — Chewers by Masticadores Haiku Video Feature.
After light rain
Delighted to share my latest haiku feature published in Chewers by Masticadores, beautifully curated and edited by Editor Nolcha Fox and Director J. Ré Crivello (https://chewersmasticadores.wordpress.com/2026/08/27/after-light-rain-haiku-by-christina-chin-translation-by-takatoshi-goto/)! A special thank you to Takatoshi Goto for providing the wonderful Japanese translation for this sequence. For my comprehensive author bio details, global poetry registry links, and to explore the collaborative literary network, please refer directly to the referenced publication source material.
"Ordinary People" — International Times Renga Feature
waterlogged
balancing its weight
pako bridge
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bamboo creaks
above the river’s sigh
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cooking cassava
the kitchen's window
fresh air
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wood smoke aroma
a circle of children
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Lagos traffic
beaten to a stop sign
carwash
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trucker's lay-by
afternoon nap
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Deeply honoured to share our collaborative three-stanza tan-renga sequence titled "Ordinary People" featured in the latest issue of International Times, beautifully curated and hosted by Editor @Nick Victor (internationaltimes.it)! This collection was written in wonderful partnership with the brilliant poet @Uchechukwu Onyedikam. For our full author biographies, comprehensive multimedia archives, and to explore the journal collection, please refer to the referenced publi
"broken clock" — Black & White Haiga August Challenge Part 2 Selection.
broken clock—
grandpa rewinds it
to tick
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broken clock—
woodworms roll out
boring dust
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broken clock—
great-grandma asks
what time is it?
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broken clock—
for keepsake the smell
of Briwax
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Thrilled to share my four-part monochrome haiga series published consecutively as entries 23 through 26 in the August Challenge (Part 2) at the Black & White Haiga/Haisha Blog, beautifully curated and hosted by Lavana Kray (https://ourbesthaiga.blogspot.com/2026/08/august-challenge-part-2.html)! For the full global gallery collection, author archives, and submission information, please refer to the referenced publication registry source.
This piece was written in partnership with the wonderful poet Paul Callus. For our full author bios, archives, and to explore the literary journal, please refer to the referenced publication registry source.
Proudly featured in Quail Eggs Journal, issue 5, edited by Alison Williams! Collaborative work with Paul Callus.
Delighted to share our collaborative piece published in the latest issue of Quail Eggs Journal, issue 5, wonderfully edited by Alison Williams. This work was created in partnership with the brilliant poet Paul Callus. For the complete author biography, official publication archives, and full context, please refer to the referenced source registry materials.
Delighted to share a double selection featured in the landmark Issue 45 of Kōkako, a free international online journal based in Aotearoa New Zealand under the excellent curation of Editor-in-Chief Graham Bates!
You can visit the official site and read the complete current issue feature here: https://kokako10.wordpress.com/
Delighted to share two bilingual haiku selections featured in the latest Issue 85 of Presence. A massive thank you to Nagata Mitunori for translating these pieces into Japanese!
For updates and journal registries, visit the official website: haikupresence.org/
Thrilled to be featured in Issue 02 (Summer/Monsoon 2026) of The Bougainvillea Journal at as words fly, beautifully curated and edited by Bhawana! @Effulgent_Zeal
Read the full digital issue here: https://aswordsfly.com/index.php/issue-2/
Honoured to have my published haiku collection featured in the August 2026 issue of FreeXpresSion Magazine, beautifully curated by Haiku Editor Uchechukwu Onyedikam!
Read the full digital issue here: https://online.fliphtml5.com/leqjf/August-2026-j4ev/#p=1
I am thrilled to share that my five haiku published consecutively (entries 19–23) in the August 2026 Challenge selection at the Black & White Haiga/Haisha Blog!
A huge, heartfelt thank you to curator Lavana Kray for building and maintaining this beautiful global sanctuary for black and white short-form visual art.
You can visit the official site and explore the full challenge showcase here:
a group call / crowd thinking / burqa / the speakers call / to break fast
Delighted to share the third stanza of our collaborative linked verse published in the International Times journal. Explore the complete sequence and explore the archive at the publication link.
Proud to share our second collaborative renga stanza published in August 2026 at International Times. For the full feature, author bios, and links, visit https://internationaltimes.it/ renga/
Thrilled to share our collaborative renga piece featured in the August 2026 issue of International Times. You can find the full post details, authour bios for Christina Chin and Mystic Poet, links: https://internationaltimes.it/renga/
I am thrilled to share my featured poem from Sakura Fubuki (桜吹雪), the historic First International Multilingual Haiku Anthology launched by the Pakistan Japan Cultural Association, Islamabad (PJCA) in collaboration with the Embassy of Japan in Pakistan!
This landmark 2026 international digital collection brings together incredible voices from across 45 countries. You can view or download the complete anthology for free at the official site here: https://pjca-isb.org/pjca-1st-international-haiku-anthology-2026
My latest piece has been published over at the LatinosUSA Literary Blog! Huge thanks to Takatoshi Goto for the wonderful Japanese translation. [1]
Check out the full feature and support the publisher here: https://latinosenglishedition.blog/2026/07/31/colonising-a-chunk-of-meat-by-christina-chin-translated-by-takatoshi-goto/
Christina Chin is a painter and haiku poet from Malaysia. She is a four-time recipient of top 100 in the mDAC Summit Contests, exhibited at the Palo Alto Art Center, California. 1st prize winner of the 34th Annual Cherry Blossom Sakura Festival 2020 Haiku Contest. 1st prize winner in the 8th Setouchi Matsuyama 2019 Photohaiku Contest. She has been published in numerous journals, multilingual journals, and anthologies, including Japan's prestigious monthly Haikukai Magazine.
Uchechukwu Onyedikam is a Nigerian creative artist based in Lagos, Nigeria. His poems have appeared in Amsterdam Quarterly, Brittle Paper, Poetic Africa, Hood Communists, The Hooghly Review, and in print anthologies. Christina Chin and he have co-published Pouring Light on the Hills (2022)