Carpe Diem Haiku – Jim Kacian’s “city morning”
Jim’s haiku: city morning a crane lifts its shadow up the wall makes me respond with an American Sentence: A clerk wakes up to jackhammer staccato, silencing the songbirds Linked […]
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Carpe Diem Haiku – Jim Kacian’s “chopping wood “
To write a haiku inspired by Jim Kacian’s haiku: chopping wood- someone does the same a moment later I respond with: axes sing – quenching winter’s dirge of dying embers […]
poised with poisonous eczema – haibun for dVerse
She stares with vacant eyes, poised between the urge for syringe bliss and the cold dirge of groping hands. Where did it start, that downhill poison slope? In her pernicious […]
Carpe Diem haiku – Jack Kerouac’s “the butterfly wings”
Jack Kerouac wrote this wonderful haiku In the sun the butterfly wings Like a church window I’m sticking to the theme of answering in his colleague Ginsberg’s style, the american […]
Carpe Diem Haiku – Jack Kerouac’s “playing basketball”
Jack Kerouac wrote: playing basketball – the lady next door watching again And I respond with an American Sentence Toothless gaffer watches his sunbathing neighbor when sprinklers go off. Linked […]
Björn Rudbergs writings 