25 responses to “Carpe Diem Haiku – Winter Camellia (kantsubaki)”

1. Nice!

   • Thanks

2. Bjorn, can I just say it’s all gorgeous. Nice wiki pic too. : )

   • Thank you Loll

3. Wow! What a beautiful cascading haiku on winter ( or snow) camellia really a joy to read Bjorn. Thank for your every day posting on Carpe Diem.

   • It’s a joy to post every day, thank you.

4. What beautiful haiku and picture ~ I like fragile strength ~

   • Thank you Grace

5. Wonderful, both the image and the haiku trio.
   I specially like the fragile strength of your snow camellia.

   • Thank you 🙂

6. A lovely telling of the wood carving’s story Bjorn. Thank you.

   • 🙂

7. Excellent…wonderful inspiration, the woodcut.
   Thanks for the lovely cascade of haiku

   • Thank you. I love looking for pictures that goes with my poetry.

8. Gorgeous haiku. Love them all.

   • Thank you 🙂

9. Such a strong little flower, though tiny, weak and frail.. Oh, this was just lovely, I love it!! So simple, and yet, so much truth in these cascading lines.. Reminds me so much of my life at the moment, as I have a lot on my plate, but I have no time to be weak and frail, I have to find that strength from within to keep going the distance.. It is by His grace!

   • I am so happy it means this to you. Fragile is not necessary weak I think.

10. You enrich the art of haiku

    • Oh, thank you 🙂

11. Beautiful as always.

    • Thank you 🙂

12. Beautiful.

13. Most strength is fragile at best…

    Winter Camellia

14. Wonderful — I agree with everyone — fragile strength provides an awesome imagery! Perfect artwork to accompany it.
    
    Daddy’s Camellias

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