Fantasie – Fanny Medelssohn

Carpe Diem Haiku Kai’s December theme, Let the Music Inspire You


 

musical siblings

piano and cello play

duet…or duel?

 

Fanny was a sister to Felix and a wonderful composer in her own right!

animal dynamics in 6/8

Linking to dVerse poetics where Victoria hosts a musical theme.  Gotta love the sound of musical terms and be amused by antics of animals at their own unique tempo!


 

sheep doloroso bleats

chicken vivace peeps

horse grazioso clopsunknown

bullfrog legato hops

kittens vibrato mew

cattle adagio chew

deer acapella leap

ants presto creep

grizzly forte growls

wolf cadenza howls

puppy capriccio frisks

squirrels bourree whisk

 

can’t live without scars

Read more quadrilles (44 word poem) on “scars” at dVerse Poets pub.

 

scars are marks

of prized memories,

show ‘n tell skin events

have made us who we are;

our lifetime misadventures of

bicycle stunts, high climbing feats

fake sword fights, rake encounters of

the worst kind, dull slips of sharp blades,

removal of warts, crazy cow kicks, and birthing.

 

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good news

Janitorial job filled: Messiah comes to clean up our sins’ mess.

Flowers’ Waltz – Tchaikovsky

Carpe Diem Haiku Kai’s December theme, Let the Music Inspire You


 

texan bluebonnets

wave swells across pasture

breeze stirring wild joy

advent reading (2)

 

Light a candle on this 2nd Sunday of Advent

We watch with eyes wide open.

What does a shepherd know of Love?

Sacrifice offered

Blood poured out like water

All:  Yes, Christ is our Advent of LOVE!

 

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Serenade – Schubert

Carpe Diem Haiku Kai’s December theme, Let the Music Inspire You

 

river flows to sea

swift sunset follows sunrise

all our seasons fade

Air – J.S. Bach

Carpe Diem Haiku Kai’s December theme: Let the Music Inspire You

 

first gleam of daylight

glory crescendoes in clouds

sun slowly rises

Raindrop prelude – Chopin

Carpe Diem Haiku Kai’s December theme: Let the Music Inspire You

raindrops fall gently

converge in heavy downpour

storm cleanses landscape

spread on the land

Linking to CDHK prompt on “decay”…opportunity to use unusual photo too 

 

grain gleaning beef mooves

waste decays, compost feeds soil

manure on fence post

valuable commodity

recycling, naturally

 

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photo by lynn

advent reading (1)

 

Light a candle on this 1st Sunday of Advent

We watch with eyes wide open.

What does a shepherd know of Hope?

Sin brings down a curse

Death will threaten its worst

All:   But Christ is our Advent of HOPE!

 

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credit:  worshiphousemedia

Basho’s crow knows

 

A tan renga is a poem in tanka form written by two poets.  Here is a classic haiku by Matsuo Basho (translated from Japanese) and my response.  A group of crows is not a flock; it’s called a murder.  Linking to Carpe Diem Haiku Kai prompt.

 

on a bare branch

a crow lands

autumn dusk

© Basho (Tr. Jane Reichhold)

murder happens upon tree

whose responsibility?

(lynn)

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credit:  free stock photos

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