Author: Frank J. Tassone
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winter mountains: haiku
Originally posted on Ontheland: old snow mountains shrinking in a city lot last week’s plow : Kingston’s snow mountains have been shrinking since their formation. I was happy yesterday to capture a photo (as I feared they may have melted). This is my response to this week’s Haikai Challenge. The kigo, “winter mountain”, originates from…
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Winter Mountain
Originally posted on thoughts and entanglements: clumps of snow on pines mother natures ornaments very vibrant creek gallops under sheets of ice my day on winter mountain Pat R 12/10/18 For Frank Tassone’s Poetry challenge where the prompt is “Winter Mountain”
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My Daily #Haiku (12/11/18)
12/11/18: heredity inheriting his perfect pitch Cold moon #haiku #micropoetry #poetry
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Daily Haiku – Mon. December 10, 2018 – Poetry For Healing
Originally posted on The Reluctant Poet: Please come and enjoy Christine’s beautiful Winter Haiku!!! Silent snow falling Painting the winter landscape With season’s greetings Source: Daily Haiku – Mon. December 10, 2018 – Poetry For Healing
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11 December
Originally posted on Haiku Three Six Five. : almost home, dark clouds appear: the race no longer only with myself.
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Winter Mountain
#Haiku Happenings #1 (12/11/18) Helene’s latest haiku for my current #haikai challenge!
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Writing Counterpoints: an .@ImageCurve #haibun
More than twenty years ago, I sat on a faded beige, chrysanthemum-patterned couch in New City’s first expresso bar, Caffeine Jones. Sipping hot cappuccino, I channeled my angst though Natalie Goldberg’s write-practice drills, filling every line of a college-ruled notebook. Alone. Today, I sit on our chair-ottoman in the comfort of our living room. Mira…
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s 12.9 Perception /haikai 64/ haibun | Jules Longer Strands of Gems
#Haiku Happenings #6: Jules’ latest #haibun for my current #haikai challenge! Perception Some say a large hill is not a mountain. When all you have are large hills in the neighborhood, they are your mountains. The ones that you have climbed that are at such an angle that your pedometer counts as stairs steps…to witness…
