Category: Haiku
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Read more: Echoes
Carpe Diem Weekend Meditation #53 Renga With Basho #10 “summer’s night” The goal is to add the two-lined stanza of approximately 14 syllables and make the renga complete. Your closing verse, the “ageku”, has to close the chain through association…
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Read more: Broken Sunflower
Today at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai Blog, we are to create a Tan Renga from a Haiku: broken sunflower torn apart by a rainstorm — puddles on the path © Chèvrefeuille where children splash and play; thirsty animals drink their…
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Read more: A Cinquain: Nature’s Way
Autumn red, yellow, and orange leaves— each dreading their impending crunchy and brown demise.
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Read more: Another Anomaly
“Just an accident,” she said, when he discovered her latest lover.
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Read more: Willow Tree
Morning mist clings as the willow tree’s thirsty leaves drink-in its moisture.
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Read more: The World’s Mask
Are you not afraid that a poison past begets a poison future? A real change is rare but the illusion of change is all around you.
