• Full Snow Moon

    February 20, 2019

    As you all know Hineri means with a twist, so today’s challenge at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai is to create not only the 2nd (two-lined) stanza, but also the 3rd (three-lined) stanza and 4th (two-lined) stanza through association. For today’s Hineri Tan Renga Challenge I have chosen a haiku by one of our longtime members of our haiku family, Hamish Managua Gunn.

     

    full snow moon
    stirs the ladybug
    on cold bare branches © Hamish

    frost dripping in moonlight

    she awakens, missing her mate.

     

    Watching the cold sun

    rise above the mountain tops

    she wishes for Spring

    when there were happy times

    before loneliness came.

     

     

    SusanWritesPrecise/ Susan Marie Shuman
    Full Snow Moon (February 2019)

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  • Spring

    February 18, 2019

    Carpe Diem #1608 Tan Renga Challenge Month 2019 (12) Spring is in the air

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    the sky is bluer

    birds are singing once again

    caressed by sunshine (c) Kim M. Russell

    Flower petals reach upward

    Scenting the warm spring breeze

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  • One

    February 17, 2019

    This week’s visual prompt at Hélène Vaillant’s Willow Poetry blog is the image below.


     

    Past the shifting facades,

    behind the dead ends,

    on the other side

    of vertigo

    lies my heart:

    hermetically sealed

    by fear

    of intimacy, by

    distrust and abandonment.

    Many have tried to

    navigate the labyrinth

    to its end;

    all had failed.

     

    All, but one.

     

     

     

    SusanWritesPrecise/ Susan Marie Shuman

     

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  • Curiosity

    February 15, 2019

    Carpe Diem Haiku Kai: And now it is up to you to create the 2nd stanza (2-lines), the 3rd stanza (3-lines) and the 4th stanza (2lines) inspired / associated on the given haiku.

    the sound of the surf
    enters my home through the open window
    and a butterfly   © Chèvrefeuille (2018)

     

    glides in, as if on a wave,

    alights on kitchen counter.

     

    Antennae twitching

    Orange-yellow wings shudder

    Ever so slightly.

     

    Cat and butterfly each aware

    Of the other. Neither moves.

     

     

     

     

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  • Wild at Heart

    February 14, 2019

    This week’s prompt at #Three Line Tales is the image below by by Nick Fewings via Unsplash.


    My heart is a free spirit—wild like the wind.

    It runs with a rough crowd and has no street smarts.

    It can’t help but get broken no matter how hard I try to keep it safe.

     

     

     

    SusanWritesPrecise/ Susan Marie Shuman

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