Tag: haiku
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Silent Sunday: a rest from #haiku
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#Senryu Saturday: the latest sampler of human insight…or not!
cold rain her search for the leggings she misplaced rain patter the haibun I didn’t type the haiku I wrote backyard breeze a contractor next door cheers again sunlit lawn a monkey-mind chases Facebook posts Promises we never keep summer wind
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#haiku happenings #4: Michael Rehling’s Haiga
First published in HaigaOnline! via Haiga 27 — Michael Rehling
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#haiku happenings #3: Fay Aoyogi’s Today’s haiku
古池の深さ知らざりあめんばう Ｄ．Ｊ．リンズィー furuike no fukasa shirazari amenbô it doesn’t know depth of an old pond… water strider D.J. Lindsay from “Haiku Dai-Saijiki” (“Comprehensive Haiku Saijiki”), Kadokawa Shoten, Tokyo, 2006 via Today’s Haiku (August 12, 2017) — Blue Willow Haiku World (by Fay Aoyagi)
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Free-style Friday 8/11/17: Today, a #haiku sequence on a past neighborhood…
Webber Park Glimpses engine’s roar a race down Holland Avenue to catch that school bus growling black mut piercing pain of his teeth puncturing my butt spinning on the merry-go-round a walk past headstones swinging an old goodyear tied to an apple tree
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ICYMI: my latest #Haibun #Poetry: Ascension | .@ImageCurve
Ascension BY FRANK J. TASSONE · 10TH AUGUST 2017 Haibun A flash of red. A cardinal perches high on a prematurely blossoming maple. He marks his territory, repeatedly singing the same crescendo. Moments later, he’s gone. No bird takes his place. Ides of March pine needles fluttering in the wind more by FRANK J. TASSONE photo by Jessica Furtney on Unsplash…
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Throwdown Thursday 8/10/17: my latest #Haibun #Poetry: Ascension | on .@ImageCurve
Ascension A flash of red. A cardinal perches high on a prematurely blossoming maple. He marks his territory, repeatedly singing the same crescendo. Moments later, he’s gone. No bird takes his place. Ides of March pine needles fluttering in the wind more by FRANK J. TASSONE photo by Jessica Furtney on Unsplash first published in Image…
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Publication update 8/9/17: happy that my latest #haiku is up on Haiku in the Workplace: Working from Home
coffee in bed finishing the last lesson at sunrise — Frank J. Tassone THF’s Haiku in the Workplace: Working From Home
