Carpe Diem Haiku – Kari (Goose)
My mother grew up on a farm during a part of her childhood, and then had to learn that animals were slaughtered and eaten. She told me that they used […]
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Choices – Friday Fictioneers Haibun
Eve’s choice was hard. On the surface different: Promises of yellow sunshine from Jeff, his laughter like pearls on a string. Robert always passionately red , with taste of sweetest […]
Carpe Diem – Chōyō (Chrysanthemum Festival)
The Ninth Month, Chôyô by Keisai Eisen The double ninth festival or chrysanthemum festival on the significant ninth day of the ninth month all throughout Asia. Nine has a lot […]
I heard in birdsong …. Pantoum for dVerse
I heard in birdsong from the trees Sweet singers are invisible they sang temptations to be free How could they? it’s unfeasible Sweet singers are invisible They tempt us to […]
Carpe Diem Haiku – Warazuka (Straw bundles)
in late autumn farmer binds his hope to wheat bundles when field mouses have dinner in the sheaf farmer hunger — September 23, 2013
Björn Rudbergs writings 