Haijin in Action
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Haiku del giorno – Daily haiku
Originally posted on Vento del giorno: blooming crocuses —no words neededfor dismay crochi fioriti —non servono paroleper lo sgomento © A.M. ‘Spring Flowers’ (1915) by Knaffl & Bros. Harold B. Lee Library archive.org
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spring – – haiku
Originally posted on Ontheland: first day of spring waking in a haze of falling snow March 1, 2022 ©️2022 Ontheland
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A Cold Mountain Hike
Storm King Mountain State park. Snowy trails. A family of four stumble along one. One of two children—a boy of about 12—slips and falls. None of them wear crimpons, micro spikes worn over footwear. Mira and I hike past them, wondering why people hike in winter so unprepared. sunlit ascent the swush-swush of our boots…
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We have to climb again
Originally posted on Björn Rudbergs writings: We walk through the woods, with a slanting winter spring sun playing peek-a-boo among the birch trees hurling long shadows across our path. A thin crust of snow still covers the moss, but as soon as we meet the sun it greets us with a hesitant kiss of warmth.…
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Originally posted on elancharan gunasekaran: pass the skin colour test at the border maybe
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“nightfall…” a #tanka/#kyoka (2/28/22)
2/28/22: downtown nightfalland flurries of activitycontinue downtownalways the best yet to comeeven while the worst happens #tanka #Kyoka #micropoetry #poetry
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Originally posted on Cat Nap Revue: teenagers, old menhousewives crawl in snowclutching rifles
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Haibun Monday 2/28/22: Cold Mountain
Originally posted on dVerse: Hello, poets! Another Haibun Monday has arrived, where we combine prose and haiku into the form known as haibun. Frank J. Tassone here, your host today for today’s festivities. Today, let’s contemplate Cold Mountain! Stock Image Winter continues in the northern hemisphere (as summer carries on south of the Equator). When…
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