Do you like haiku? Hope you like mine... I know not which flower perfumes the night-- my water is sweet.
💼 Work & Play💃🏼are the two opposite words we work with this week for the Synonyms Only challenge at the Word Craft Poetry Website. I hope you like the traditional haiku (incl. a kigo) I created for you.
Happy first day of NaPoWriMo 2023, dear friends. Hope you're ready to start your engines. Let's do this. Huzzah!
With today's twin haiku on a wonderful photo prompt, I share a glimpse into how I see things today. I hope you can see what I mean. Because it's never too late to bring awareness.
"Mezza Luna embodies transformation, just like this unique time of year." ~ Poet Frank J. Tassone #dVerse #poem #poetry #blog #writingprompt
A small town raised me. That was my then; I am now living my now. Two simple happenings that are entangled. Read to find out what that feels like. xo
Do you know about Matsuo Basho? He was the greatest figure active in Japanese haikai. In crystallizing the newly popular haikai, he played a significant role in giving birth to modern haiku. Please read on.
We haven’t seen this one before— this new day, this new year. How lucky for us to be here to welcome yet another year. 2023! As we stand at the start line, forward-looking, I want to wish you a Spectacularly Happy New Year.
In wonder with the colors of autumn while I listen close to the whispers from the wind. Happy November, everyone.
Another haiku, this time on Lazy Bones as per the prompt on 13 days of Samhain. Hope you like it.
For most people, this time of the year is a pleasant period. I close my eyes and can smell it: Sweet clementine, cinnamon, clove, and anisette cookies. But I’m nowhere close to any of those things. What do you see when you close your eyes?