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15 responses to “No Ke Me: an .@ImageCurve #haibun for #dversepoets”

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   Victoria C. Slotto

   March 5, 2018

   As always, your haikai are perfect. I think I see a familiar theme here that I’m hoping to write to in the next couple of days. I think you are in the Northeast where the weather is confusing those poor trees.

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      Frank J. Tassone

      March 5, 2018

      😆 I am indeed in the northeast—35 miles northwest of New York City as the crow flies. We’re expecting 8-12 inches of snow on Wednesday! 😆

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         Victoria C. Slotto

         March 5, 2018

         Yikes. I have a haibun ready to post for you tomorrow afternoon. Golfing in the morning. (Sorry to bring up the weather comparison, if obliquely.)

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   Gospel Isosceles

   March 5, 2018

   The play of nature’s parts here is so dynamic and in so few words! I love that photo too.

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   rothpoetry

   March 5, 2018

   The weather is a joker!! Tells buds to come on out …. then dumps snow and cold on them! You described it well…. Our red maples are coming out already in NC!
   dwight

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   Margaret Elizabeth Bednar

   March 5, 2018

   The haiku is so perfect for fickle late winter / early spring weather – one really can’t trust the first warm days – but the plants and birds always do. Wonderful words.

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      Frank J. Tassone

      March 6, 2018

      Thanks, Margaret! 😀

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   kanzensakura

   March 5, 2018

   The maples are still in hiding here but the flowering trees and shrubs are blooming or getting ready to bloom. You guys with your wind and snow and is with our game force winds – 29f tonight. Spring is so fickle as your haibun and haiku so succinctly say. I should have known not to trust fickle spring!

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   sarahsouthwest

   March 6, 2018

   I love the sparseness of this piece. Classy.

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      Frank J. Tassone

      March 6, 2018

      Thanks! 😀

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   Jane Dougherty

   March 6, 2018

   Spring is a fickle season, sun and cloud and lots of rain. Sounds as though you had a fickle winter too!

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   Singledust

   March 6, 2018

   such eloquence with brevity of words but generous with sensory stimulation, beautiful haibun

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   Frank Hubeny

   March 6, 2018

   Nice alternation between sun and rain.

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    Mary (tqhousecat)

    March 6, 2018

    And tomorrow it may all be different. Lovely haibun!

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    Björn Rudberg (brudberg)

    March 6, 2018

    The fickleness of nature… the maple have to wait I guess… love it

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