Daily Prompt: An Extreme Tale. “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” — Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities When was the last time that sentence accurately described your life? Worst of all Terrible Tuesday Betrayal Dividing line for a sad revelation.
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 #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: 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
Skrivpuff: Matt. Ögonen glänser kinderna pudras matta pussmunnen plutar. Är det kanske dags för en svängom …
Carpe Diem #616, “accepting the finite” Accept the finite difficult but easier than bear betrayal. It ends now the heart is shut down spirit closed. Frozen thoughts remember eclipse not sunlight.
Daily prompt: Winning Streak. What’s the longest stretch you’ve ever pulled off of posting daily to your blog? What did you learn about blogging through that achievement, and what made you break the streak? Oh my ……………..! ……. this is a question I cannot answer. I am so sorry! I have been a blogger since 1996. Before… Read More Isn’t it fantastic
Att ha tinnitus dagarna i ända genom en Cinquian. Tinnitus Enerverande ljudproduktivt Utmattar gnager terroriserar Miljoner gräshoppor spelar outhärdligt Öronockupation
Skrivpuff: Ljuv. Cinquian Ljuvlighetsfundering Fantasieggande hypnotiserande Lusttriggar spänningsserverar behagar Tömmer & fyller mänskliga energireserver Verklighetsflykt
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.
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