Carpe Diem Haiku – nights of summer
when limp sails fill with morning breeze night ends in tangerine and red day’s reflected promises — Linked to Carpe Diem — June 17, 2014
Category Archives: tanka
Old oak – for dVerse
old oak waits till last carefully unfolds its leaves when blackbirds sing under its lime-green canopy purple frog-cups whisper spring in oak-leaf carpet acorn sends a sapling forth gnarled old […]
Carpe Diem tanka – crane
silver wisps of mist gently swirl with dancing cranes – melt in rising sun the old frog watch in awe in safety from piercing bills My own haiku in tan-renga […]
Carpe Diem Tan Renga – Bastet’s mountain shining
the mountain shining first light streaks through the valley lazy clouds float by (Bastet) once again the snow white swan slowly sails across the lake (Myself) Linked to Carpe […]
Carpe Diem haiku – Agape
saliva splatter reeking breath from toothless grin outstretched empty hand only when you share a meal there’s love without conditions Linked to Carpe Diem — March 16, 2014
Björn Rudbergs writings 