Author: Frank J. Tassone
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At Peace…
Originally posted on awisewomansjourney: Frank J. Tassone Haikai Challenge #50 – Autumn Wind (aki kaze)/Spring Wind (haru kaze)/Rosh Hashanah. This week, write your haikai poem (haiku, senryu, haibun, tanka, haiga, renga, etc.) that states or alludes to Autumn wind (aki kaze), Spring wind (haru kaze), or Rosh Hashanah. Autumn wind blowing its loving and gentle…
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My Daily #Haiku (9/11/18)
9/11/18: surrender 9/11 … we surrender only to grief—and hope #haiku #micropoetry #poetry #NeverForget UPDATE: for dVerse Poets’ Tuesday Poetics–On a Loop (pubtended by Amaya) She asks us to revise a post from a year ago. By happy accident, I did just that with another 9/11-themed haiku this year!
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Rust and Dust
Originally posted on writing in north norfolk: grasses wilt: the braking locomotive grinds to a halt Yamaguchi Seishi, (Tr. Michael R. Burch) dust between the rusty tracks a dandelion stoplight Kim M. Russell, 11th September 2018 Image found on http://www.bug-ag.de My response to Carpe Diem…
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Spring Haiga
Originally posted on Belinda Broughton: #Haika Happenings #2: Belinda Broughton’s latest #haiga! Belinda Broughton View original post
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Haiku – Autumn Wind
#Haiku Happenings #1 (9/11/18): Hélène‘s latest haiku for my current #haikai challenge!
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Quick Paradigm Shifts
Quickly, quickly, ever so quickly! Speeds up to 60 MPH. An entire jump in 20 seconds. I, still and rooted atop the Ski Jump, have a new, profound respect for them! But I will not follow them, thank you! echoes of miracles Lake Placid for dVerse Poets Pub– Quadrille #64 — Quick! Write Something (pubtended…
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Tanka: Soft Landing
#Haiku Happenings #6: Xenia Tran’s latest #tanka!
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Sweet Inventions from Chaos Comes
Originally posted on Yesterday and today: Merril's historical musings: Monday Morning Musings: “Invention, it must be humbly admitted, does not consist in creating out of void, but out of chaos,” –Mary Shelley, introduction to Frankenstein (1831) “We should not be held back from pursuing our full talents, from contributing what we could contribute to the…
