Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes: ? Suppertime, eating on the porch, we watch deer graze beneath the trees, our trees, growing on land in our care, like the deer, mother, father, two young ones, the colour of autumn leaves. Father stands guard, mother chooses the grazing. What human family can compare in grace and…

Originally posted on Haikutec's Weblog: ? A rare opportunity to discover the sensory nature of haiku in the beautiful surroundings of the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery. 5 September 2019 6.30pm—9pm Discover how to write your own haiku inspired by a visit to our Masters of Japanese Prints: Nature and Seasons exhibition which features the iconic…

Originally posted on colinblundell: If It’s true that haiku is a state of mind, as I believe it is, the next question is: What is the right state of mind for writing haiku? But before that you must answer this question: What is mind? And that’s a question which pre-supposes that there is only one…

Originally posted on haiku tree: midnight tangled sheets trap my feet ?

Originally posted on Blue Willow Haiku World (by Fay Aoyagi): ひとりふたり亡き人の来し夜の秋　　山崎房子 hitori futari naki hito no kishi yoru no aki             the dead came             by one and by two…             autumn-like night                                                             Fusako Yamazaki from ‘Haidan,’ (‘Haiku Stage’) a monthly haiku magazine, September 207 Issue, Honami Shoten, Tokyo