Originally posted on rivrvlogr: greeted with unease harvest moon on horizon rising as omen This haiku is my response to Frank Tassone’s #Haikai Challenge #104: harvest moon. The Harvest Moon appeared at 11:33pm, Central Time United States, on Friday the 13th. ~ photo taken that night (click for larger view in new tab) ~

#Haiku Happenings #2: Susi Bock’s latest #senryu challenge! I Write Her Flickr – Brian Williams – Exsulto Corporation Welcome back to my weekly challenge. It’s time to get your creative juices on again!So tell me, how would you interpret this image above? Rules PLEASE follow them! I’d hate to not see your piece(s) represented in the…

Originally posted on Charlotte Digregorio's Writer's Blog: Sandi Pray, a haikuist in the USA, is a great observer, and writes with heart and soul. Her haiku is accessible to everyone who reads it, and her delight in finding the haiku moment is infectious. We know her haiku below will inspire you to read and write…

#Haiku Happenings #1 (9/17/19): Jules’ latest #tankaprose for my current #haikai challenge! Missing the Moon (reverse haibun with tanka) the twelfth night there was a halo, the next was full of misty moist fog there’d be no re-gifting of Friday’s harvest moon this year Up north in rarefied air the weather played kill-joy. It wasn’t…

Originally posted on Blue Willow Haiku World (by Fay Aoyagi): やまんばの採り損ねたる通草かも　　ふけ　としこ yamanba no torisokonetaru akebi kamo             did a mountain witch fail             to collect them?             ‘akebi’ fruits                                                 Toshiko Fuke from “Ganymede”, Vol. 62, December 1, 2014 issue, Dorinsha, Tokyo, Japan Fay’s Note:   ‘akebi’ (vine creeper) is an autumn kigo ?