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Category Archives: haibun

Līgo Haībun – South America

February 24, 2013by Björn Rudberg (brudberg) 22 Comments

Līgo Haībun this week has South America as prompt. This caused me a lot of trouble, and for once I avoided fiction and talked about myself. I have never been […]

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The goal – haibun

February 17, 2013by Björn Rudberg (brudberg) 12 Comments

He was approaching the goal for all his years of planning. His sacrifices where soon to be rewarded with just one last little climb to the peak. He sat down […]

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flashfiction, haibun, haiku, poetry

Līgo Haībun – Bouquet

February 16, 2013by Björn Rudberg (brudberg) 25 Comments

My second Haībun at the Līgo Haībun Challenge. Go there and check it out. It’s cool stuff. Her bouquet is that of fresh flowers, of lily in the valley and […]

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Līgo Haībun – Melt

February 7, 2013by Björn Rudberg (brudberg) 29 Comments

Should I accept yet another challenge to write? lot of fun things to do … yes why not. This was an invitation to write a Haībun at the Līgo Haībun […]

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