Carpe Diem Revise – moonlit plumflowers by Taigo
arranging the plum-flowers, I would enjoy them in the light of the lamp as if in the moonlight This is classic haiku by Taigo (1709-1771), and the task is to […]
arranging the plum-flowers, I would enjoy them in the light of the lamp as if in the moonlight This is classic haiku by Taigo (1709-1771), and the task is to […]
with tender fingers plucker adds her bitterness to your morning tea — Linked to Carpe Diem — October 12, 2013
There’s a perfect shore on Lampedusa, Rabbit beach was voted as the best beach of the world. I wonder if you can feel the smell of the 300 bodies. lost […]
how your word captivate my mind and embrace my soul Linked to Carpe Diem — October 11, 2013
In Carpe Diem Tan Renga we complete Cathy‘s haiku: life from the sea shipwrecked on the sand so many shells life from the sea shipwrecked on the sand so many […]
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