Chèvrefeuille at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai hosts virtual tour of Europe this month.

plump Dutch grandmother
stirs raisins in rice pudding
Holsteins graze pasture
(Photo credit: CDHK)
posting poetic prose
08 Jun 2016 6 Comments
in haiku Tags: Dutch, Holsteins, pudding, raisins, rice
Chèvrefeuille at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai hosts virtual tour of Europe this month.

plump Dutch grandmother
stirs raisins in rice pudding
Holsteins graze pasture
(Photo credit: CDHK)
06 Jun 2016 3 Comments
in haiku Tags: bread, museum, tree, village, wheat
Chèvrefeuille at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai hosts virtual tour of Europe this month.

sit in tree’s shelter
slice crusty loaf of wheat bread
purchased at village
(Photo credit: CDHK)
05 Jun 2016 3 Comments
in haiku Tags: artistic, sky, sunflowers, Tuscany
Chèvrefeuille at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai hosts virtual European tour this month.

smile at sunflowers
travel road through Tuscany
breathe artistic sky
(Photo credit: CDHK)
04 Jun 2016 4 Comments
in haiku Tags: Black Forest, castles, Rhine, wall
Chèvrefeuille at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai hosts virtual European tour this month.

pass castle on Rhine
taste Black Forest gummy bears
cheer freedom’s wall art
(photo credit: CDHK)
04 Jun 2016 4 Comments
in haiku Tags: Eiffel Tower, France, wine
Chèvrefeuille at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai hosts virtual European tour this month.

pedal cobbled street
climb high Eiffel Tower view
sip wine…en plein air
(photo credit: CDHK)
04 Jun 2016 2 Comments
in haiku, Uncategorized Tags: Ardennes, Belgium, forest, hills
Chèvrefeuille at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai hosts virtual European tour this month.

leave Brussels chaos
find peace in Ardennes hills
pass through dark forest
(Photo credit: CDHK)
17 Apr 2016 Leave a comment
in haiku Tags: baptism, Jordan, life, new

En Dan spring of Jordan River photo by lynn 2015
09 Apr 2016 3 Comments
in haiga, haiku Tags: birdsong, dream, promise, spring
Linking as “haiga” (haiku on photo) for CDHK

but easier on eyes separately as haiku and photo…
fresh snow insulates
promise of spring on chinook
dream of birdsong

photo by Alex Markovich
24 Mar 2016 2 Comments
in american sentence, haiku Tags: nerves, tense
getting on my nerves?
i’m down to my last one and
you’re standing on it!
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21 Mar 2016 Leave a comment
in haiku Tags: green, irises, raindrops, St. Patrick

Photo: Spring Poetry by Alex Markovich
spring’s pale green raindrops
cling trembling to bare branches
spatter on sidewalk
_____
enslaved boy set free
patrick loved his enemies
truth drowns in green beer
_____
swords of irises
pierce soil and snow to touch sun
rising from bulbs’ tomb
09 Mar 2016 3 Comments
in haiku
This haiku technique is called Narrowing Focus and it was used often by Basho (1716-1784)) because, he as an artist, a painter, was a very visual person. It starts basically with a wide-angle lens on the world in the 1st line, then switches to a normal lens for the 2nd line and zooms in for a close up in the end.
-info from Carpe Diem Haiku Kai
ocean waves crash shore
salt foam recedes from wet sand
crab flees exposure

photo by lynn
07 Mar 2016 2 Comments
in haiku Tags: green, life, redemption, spikes, succulent
spikes of succulent
dormant life’s sharp green focus
point of redemption

photo by Ladd W.
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