Originally posted on Ramblings of a Writer: Frank J Tassone Haikai Challenge #17 Raven – Haibun Frank say’s write the haiku poem of your choice (haiku, senryu, tanka, haibun, renga/renku, haiga, etc.) in which you name or reference Raven. The Common Raven is a Northern Hemisphere bird. There are many species and can live some…

Originally posted on Ontheland: winter sentinel perched on highest bare branch feathered enigma ~ When considering ravens for Frank J. Tassone’s Haikai Challenge #18, I thought of the lone black bird (raven or huge crow)  I saw one cold winter day at the top of a tall tree.  I browsed Pixabay raven photos and found…

Originally posted on Yesterday and today: Merril's historical musings: This is for Frank Tassone’s haikai challenge. He asks us to write about ravens, but he also says “kangarasu translates as ‘cold crow,’”  so I’m going with that. I really like crows. When my daughters were little, there was some sort of illness that killed many…

Originally posted on Life in Portofino: whitewolfpack.com ? Crow wings cross blue moon – singing crow song by the lake welcoming kindred. ? Posted to Frank J. Tassone’s #Haikai Challenge 18.

Originally posted on Zander In Print: Three crows speak Stating their names Man falls deaf ? Z For Frank J. Tassone’s Challenge # 18   Late Winter Kigo – “Raven” ?

Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes: Frank has chosen another bird theme for this week’s haikai challenge. I can see this one is going to fly like last week’s ‘hawk’. unsplash-logoTyler Quiring Raven, Odin’s bird, wise as time, dark harbinger— winter will be long.