Author: Frank J. Tassone
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the seeker
Originally posted on The Lotus: the seeker no darkness at midnight
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“summer showers …” a #tanka (7/31/20)
7/31/20: PROMPT – perseverance, hydrangea, summer showers and the hydrangea that thrive in them the choice to rise up for the 1,001th time #tanka #micropoetry #poetry
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The Music of What Happens
Originally posted on the other bunny: He only played Bach, the music teacher, my neighbor at university. When I asked why, he answered: “You can be sure that the angels play Bach while praising God in Heaven.” I laughed. “Oh yeah. So in Hell, when the demons praise Satan they play probably Penderecki.” camping night…
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Daily Haiku: July 31, 2020
Originally posted on Charlotte Digregorio's Writer's Blog: third date— the slow drift of the rowboat in deep water by Roberta Beary (Ireland/USA), Author The Unworn Necklace
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Breadth
Originally posted on Heed not Steve: sunset – our kitten attacks her own tail —- © Steve Mitchell 2020
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My Daily #Haiku (7/31/20)
7/31/20: age summer rainthe age of innocencelong over #haiku #micropoetry #poetry
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gogyohka for summer pause
Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes: such a feeling of completion when the meadow returns in a froth of white lace above yellows and purple pinks blues and tender greens ? scars of haymaking washed away in the flowing tide of vegetation hay bales slump rooted by climbing tendrils of more growth ? spring is…
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fragments of a tune ~ senryu
Originally posted on rivrvlogr: fragments of a tune a body manifested with each measured note This poem is inspired by Pablo Picasso’s “Girl with a Mandolin” and is in response to Reena’s Exploration Challenge #146: Cubism, which asks us to explore cubism. Image source: Wikipedia – Girl with a Mandolin, by Pablo Picasso
