Author: Frank J. Tassone

  • faded blossom

    Originally posted on a meditative journey : tears long forgotten buried in the sands of time a faded blossom bckofford https://frankjtassone.files.wordpress.com/2020/01/fadedblossom.jpg faded blossom Nikon D750 f/4.5 1/400s 85mm 800 ISO

  • Haiku # 671

    Originally posted on Rooted in Love: …أميفي ظلام هذا العالم يكفيأن ألفظ اسمك ~ Another winter storm…in the pot of honeythe frozen kiss of summer ~ The morning after…on the glass of winethe red stain of her lips ~ Slow and tendershe sips on the wordshe offers to her famished lips ~ His touch kindles…

  • Place

    Originally posted on haiku tree: crescent moon a place to hang my worries ?

  • leeward

    Originally posted on Haiku Gravy: outof the windbirdsong

  • New Day New Choices

    Originally posted on awisewomansjourney: In Response To: FOWC With Fandango – Strange Frank J. Tassone Haikai Challenge #123 (1/26/20): First Sparrows [twittering] (hatsusuzume) – This week, write the haikai poem of your choice (haiku, senryu, haibun, tanka, haiga, renga, etc.) that states or alludes to first sparrows twittering (hatsusuzume). Sue Vincent’s Thursday Photo Prompt –…

  • My Daily #Haiku (1/30/20)

    1/30/20: first song New Yearno memory ofthe first song #haiku #senryu #micropoetry #poetry

  • In Rachel Sutcliffe’s memory – A year later

    Originally posted on Memorie di una Geisha, multiblog internazionale di Haiku: swallows leave with the silence my fears of dying alone rondini migrano in silenzio… le mie paure di morire sola Rachel Sutcliffe, England – Le lumachine n.31 January 2019 Rachel Sutcliffe, November 6 1977, January 25 2019 ~~~ Last journey the stars protect all…

  • Today’s Haiku (January 30, 2020)

    Originally posted on Blue Willow Haiku World (by Fay Aoyagi): 落葉踏む時間の重さ思ひつつ   関 朱門 ochiba fumu jikan no omosa omoitsutsu             I step on fallen leaves             thinking about the weight             of time                                                 Shumon Seki from “Haiku Shiki” (“Haiku Four Seasons,” a monthly haiku magazine), December 2017 Issue, Tokyo Shiki Shuppan, Tokyo