12 Oct 2017
by lynn__
in tan renga
“Tan renga” form: one poet writes haiku, second poet responds with two new lines…you can read more at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai
melting into the sea
the full moon
leaves a candle bright
© Jane Reichhold (1937-2016)
boat bobs gently on water
fisherman waiting nibble
© lynn__

image from pixabay
31 May 2017
by lynn__
in tan renga
Tags: dawn, light, sunflowers, worship
Tan renga is a haiku poem by one poet answered with 2 lines by another…see CDHK
in the light of dawn
sunflowers reach to the blue sky
praising their Creator
© Chèvrefeuille
upturned faces in worship
joyfully follow the light
lynn__

image from pixabay
16 May 2017
by lynn__
in tan renga, Uncategorized
Tags: autumn, dizzy, leaf
Chèvre hosts tan renga party at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai . A tan renga is a haiku by one poet answered in 2 (7 syllable) lines by another poet.

now it reveals its hidden side
and now the other—thus it falls,
an autumn leaf © Ryokan Taigu
do leaves ever feel dizzy—
twirling in their spiral dance? lynn__
31 May 2016
by lynn__
in tan renga
Tags: dance, Ents, snow, trees
My response to tan renga challenge at CDHK

Treebeard from wikipedia
Rumbling winter storm –
Ents are dancing with their wives –
ancient limbs entwined
© Paloma
celebrate bark-won battles
snow settles on grateful trees
(c) lynn__
09 May 2016
by lynn__
in tan renga
Tags: grief, leaves, memories, seasons
My “tan renga” response to “hokku” at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai…
the willow leaves fallen,
the spring gone dry,
rocks here and there
© Yosa Buson (1716-1784)
past memories in scrapbooks
photographic mind fading
(c) lynn__
a dream in a dream
sand slipping through old fingers
autumn leaves turn red
© Georgia
final glory of seasons
grief and love in letting go
(c) lynn__

photo by lynn
06 May 2016
by lynn__
in tan renga
Tags: chinese lanterns, morning glory, waterfall, well
A tan renga is written by 2 poets: the first writes a haiku, the second writes a 2-line response. Join the fun at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai in the merry month of May! (photo credits: CDHK)
morning glory!
the well bucket-entangled, 
I ask for water
© Chiyo-Ni (1703-1775)
rope loosens bucket
I go home thirsty!
(c) lynn__

petal lanterns —
a waterfall of flowers
her lips touch mine
© Hamish Managua Gunn
softest rain showers
love’s fragrance divine
(c) lynn__
03 May 2016
by lynn__
in tan renga
Tags: lavender, lovers, moonlight, wisteria
A tan renga is written by two poets; first writes a haiku, second answers with 2 more lines…
in the moonlight
Wisteria flowers look fragile –
a gust of wind
(c) Chèvrefeuille
lovers on bench hold kisses
lavender snow covers path
(c) lynn__

source: Carpe Diem Haiku Kai
13 Nov 2015
by lynn__
in tan renga
Tags: bamboo, panda, raindrops

ID 55999282 © Neydtstock | Dreamstime.com
raindrops on bamboo
shimmer in the sunlight
little diamonds
© Chèvrefeuille
giant panda sniffs jewels
her cubs feast on fresh green shoots
lynn__
My response to tan renga challenge at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai…
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