Enough rain for you, haijin? Congratulations to last week’s contributors:
Haikai Challenge Participants| 1. Dwight L. Roth 2. Jane Dougherty 3. Reena Saxena 4. Jane Dougherty | 5. Zael Sealing 6. Janice 7. Xenia Tran 8. Deborah | 9. Jules 10. Revived Writer |
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And a special congratulations to our stargazing contributors from the week before:
Haikai Challenge Participants| 1. Dwight L. Roth 2. Jane Dougherty 3. Ken Gierke / rivrvlogr 4. Reena Saxena 5. Fleur McMorrow | 6. Jules 7. Petru 8. Tessa 9. Xenia Tran 10. Revived Writer | 11. Janice 12. Kerfe Roig 13. Linda Lee Lyberg |
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Looking ahead:
Labor Day weekend begins. As Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer (and the beginning of school for many states), this weekend is the last unofficial weekend of the summer of ’19.
As such, it’s a good time to sit back, relax, and take it all in. To be. To contemplate.
Considering we begin September this week (the traditional mid-season of Autumn), what better kigo could we have than Autumn contemplation (shuushi)?
This week, write the haikai poem of your choice (haiku, senryu, haibun, tanka, haiga, renga) that states or alludes to Autumn contemplation (shuushi.)
As always:
Hereโs how the challenge works:
1. write the haikai poem of your choice.
2. post the link of your post to Mister Linky.
3. pingback by posting the link to the challenge on your site.
4. read and comment on other contributorsโ posts.
I’m hosting Haibun Monday over at dVerse this Labor Day. Swing by the pub as we celebrate Labor! And enjoy this passing moment while it lasts, haijin!
Frank J. Tassone 
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