#Haiku Happenings #6: Ken’s latest #renga for Carpe Diem!
The challenge for Carpe Diem’s Renga Challenge #2 logged tree
is to create a renga (or chain of verses) by following each provided haiku
by Bashō (here in blue italics – tr. Jane Reichhold) with two lines (as in tanka).
rainy season
sea glow lights held up
by the night watchman
peering into driving rain
looking forward to clear skies
the blue sea
in waves smelling of saké
tonight’s full moon
clouds approach on horizon
expecting change in weather
early summer rain
the green of a rock cypress
lasting how long
living long before my time
still here after I am gone
on a bare branch
a crow settled down
autumn evening
rests before day’s warmth is gone
a time when all is in shade
still alive
under the slightness of my hat
enjoying the coolness
comfort found in evening breeze
welcome break from hard day’s work
logged…
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