a swinging gate
on both sides the flowers
open – close (C) Jane Reichhold
welcome morning glory vine
garden spider’s dewy web (C) lynn__
A “tan renga” is haiku written by one poet and 2-line response by another poet.
wet garden at sunrise
16 Aug 2018 6 Comments
in tan renga Tags: flowers, garden, gate, morning glory, spider, web
well & done
19 Feb 2018 2 Comments
in haiku Tags: beauty, morning glory, vine, water, well
Chevrefeuille at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai challenges us to “revise” a classical haiku by famous female haiku writer. Here is my humble attempt…
morning glory!
the well bucket-entangled,
I ask for water
© Chiyo-Ni
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glory of morning
entangled in blooming vine
beauty fills my well
© lynn
tan renga florals
06 May 2016 Leave a comment
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__
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