15 responses to “Carpe Diem Haiku – koromogae (changing or switching clothes)”

1. Lovely!

   • Thank you 🙂

2. Love the barefoot walk and the sun warm rock. I would live that way if I could. 🙂 Need I say it? Beautiful as always.

   • Those warm glacier polished rocks are like silk to walk on… Or just lie down an listen to the waves.

     • Ok trying to make me jealous? Vacation! Lol

3. It’s not quite time to put away the winter wear in your part of the world, is it?

   Changing Clothes

   • Oh yes… yesterday it was above freezing… 🙂

4. first is enticing
   second made me smile
   third is practical

   Cheers!
   JzB

5. Your photo makes me yearn to walk barefoot on warm rock. Your second haiku is…don’t want to say lovely but it is…but something else. The feeling of privacy conveyed so well.

6. The third one is so human… i loved it.

7. WOW! What a gorgeous photo Bjorn and the haiku going along with it is just awesome. I walk barefoot all year through, but in Summer it’s the most intense contact with Mother Earth.

8. I just read a quote about remembering to bring a parka with your bikini if you visit Wisconsin. So if you’re planning that trip, dry clean those winter coats, quickly!

   Wonderful set and beautiful imagery.

   • 🙂

9. I love barefeet and indulge every possible instant. I would walk around starkers if I could as well. 😉 Lovely poem.

10. I thought I commented here but many of my comments disappeared while I was away from my computer and using my phone. I loved the humor in your third one. Especially funny since you probably need those coats rather quickly what with short summers! Glad you get to go barefoot, even if only for a short while! 🙂

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