Inspired by Haiku-heights breeze I created this haiga from a winter picture I took last year. Whiffle is such a nice word inspired by breeze.
not a whiffle
skies cut like sharp knifes
winter bliss
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not a breeze
composing haiku
without pictures
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February 2, 2013
Writing about living in two places (and times)
Poems & Stories from The Author Stew
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haikai poetry matters
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“Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.” — Albert Einstein
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Great lines!
Thank you 🙂
That is a beautiful picture you took, great haiku to go with it as well.
“not a whiffle” I like this line.
I love the second one….
RS:)
Whiffle is a great word..almost as good as piffle!:)
This is wonderful, a new word on me but the feeling of being cut by the wind is very real as I walk my dog on the top of the hill!
Love this. Whiffle… how expressive. And a different take on breeze.
loved your haiga
Your words are as sharp as any windless frigid day, perfectly complementing the (really) sharp photo!
“whiffle” isn’t just a nice word – it’s a GREAT word. Spectacular picture!
Whiffle is a favorite among words 🙂
lovely photo, Bjorn I wonder how you do it 🙂
🙂 right place a the right time
I love both of these Bjorn…your photos are always wonderful too 🙂
Very enjoyable.
Wonderful. I love both the photo and the haiku.
Eliz