Carpe Diem’s Sparkle Of Joy … introduction and first “task”
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swooping barn swallows
guarding nest of twigs and mud
farmer runs from field
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winter love
Carpe Diem’s Crossroads #11 “a winter’s love”
torn apart clothes
thrown against a beach pole
a winter’s love
bare footed
wandering about the nude beach
in heart of winter
© Chèvrefeuille
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Here is my fusion haiku –
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Clothes on a beach pole
Footprints leave a sandy trail
Lovers stroll away
orange blossom
Carpe Diem #1446 mandarin orange blossoms (hana tachibana)
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wedding bells chime out
sweet scent of orange blossoms waft
the bride blushes pink
porch swing
Carpe Diem #1445 cooling on the porch (hashi-i)
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gentle morning breeze
porch swing slowly sways in time
peaceful start of day
summer solstice
Carpe Diem Weekend Meditation #35 Troiku Challenge “summer solstice”
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between the wedded rocks (*)
the sun rises to her highest throne
summer solstice
mountain stream
the ice has melted – dances in the sun
crystal waterdrops
© Chèvrefeuille
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This challenge was to creat a fusion haiku using the two haiku by Chevrefeuille, and then create a Troiku from the fusion we created. Here is my attempt.
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melted water drops
dancing in the summer sun
crystal between rocks
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melted water drops
trickle between the rocks
mountain stream
dancing in the summer sun
welcoming the solstice
wedded rocks
crystal between rocks
like hidden gemstones
melted ice
moments
Carpe Diem Weekend-Meditation #25 Use That Quote
“The butterfly counts not months but moments, and has time enough.” […] Rabindranath Tagore.
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wisdom of butterflies
can not be learned
in a single moment
spring is coming
Carpe Diem #1393 Spring Is Coming
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back and forth
sparrows carry twigs
nest building
silence
Carpe Diem #1391 A Great Silence
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a lover’s moon
slipping into the old pond
with a silent kiss
Mesopotamia
Carpe Diem #1372 Mesopotamia
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ancient city
holding wisdom in its arms
Mesopotamia
morning glory
Carpe Diem Weekend-Meditation #20 Revise That Haiku
morning glory!
the well bucket-entangled,
I ask for water
© Chiyo-Ni
This weekend, Chevrefeuille, our host at Carpe Diem, has challenged us to revise this haiku by Chiyo-Ni
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my dawn thirst
quenched by purple beauty
a morning glory
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