Originally posted on Charlotte Digregorio's Writer's Blog: senryu   bridge game every hand liver spotted   by Terri L. French  (USA) Prune Juice, No. 7, 2012  

Originally posted on Tiger Riding for Beginners: outside? muggy; from inside: gray skies look like Viennese winter ? cool mornings, after a rainy night, soothe the spirit ? the guard shack, topped by a wading pool only I can see ? rain song absorbs harsh sounds, hushing the city ? trust old people with umbrellas…

Originally posted on revivedwriter: Frank J. Tassone challenges us to write a haikai poem about migrating birds, or in Japanese, wataridori.  The birds fly in a V formation, splitting down the middle. It’s getting colder, so they know it’s time to go. And they have the wings, the ability to do so, along with companions…

10/8/18: a surprising sign blue jay cry an empty lawn full of leaves a surprising sign after September #tanka #micropoetry #poetry

Originally posted on Ontheland: we saw them twice their winged magnificence and yellow-hooked beaks circling high in autumn sky en route to a winter home ~ Photo credit: bones64 posted on Pixabay Bird migration is the theme of this week’s Haikai challenge. Not being a bird expert, I can only guess that the vultures I…

#Haiku Happenings #4: Jules’ latest #tanka for my current #haikai Challenge! letter heads vee’s written in wing vary in amounts that fly voice traffic complaints in that great causeway of blue jockeying for positions ©J/h — Read on juleslongerstrandsofgems.wordpress.com/2018/10/07/s-10-7-letter-heads-haikai-54-tanka/comment-page-1/