HAIKU, POETRY, Skrivpuff

En Tanka

Skrivpuff: Förbereda. Min första Tanka: Att förbereda en tanka – japanskt versmått är utmanande. Man måste kunna räkna och få ihop slutet fint. Tanka 5+7+5+7+7.

Carpe Diem, HAIKU, People, POETRY

Haiku Poets Company

Carpe #617: delight in company. I love to ask you to look at this prompt as if it was an episode of our CD special feature, “Romancing the Haiku”, because I think this prompt is so right for romance. Dancing stars in sky embracing young mother Earth light open faces. Creativity Haiku Poets Company Bring words together.

Daily Prompt, POETRY

A bottle of champagne

Daily Prompt: Someone Else’s Island. We’ve all been asked what five objects we’d take with us to a desert island. Now it’s your best friend’s (or close relative’s) turn to be stranded: what five objects would you send him/her off with? I would not send an airoplane or a helicopter or a ship or a surfboard… Read More A bottle of champagne

HAIKU, POETRY

Chestnut and balloon

Haiku with Kigo. Kigo is that little Japanese word used by haijin (haiku poets) to fix or identify  a season in their poem.  There are more than 500 seasonal words that can be used. Chestnut/autumn and Balloon/spring. Deep in the chestnuts wanting to escape sooner chasing the balloon.  

Daily Prompt, me

Maybe not

Carpe Diem #615, Exodus. Daily Prompt: Under the snow. You were caught in an avalanche. To be rescued, you need to make it through the night. What thought(s) would give you the strength to go through such a scary, dangerous situation? Is this real or not! I am captured under the snow. At least I can breathe though it is… Read More Maybe not