Carpe Diem Haiku – Shinryoo (new coolness)
Carpe Diem haiku is about using traditional kigo (seasonwords) come join us. autumn apples in crisp September morn her blushing cheek — September 1, 2013
Carpe Diem haiku is about using traditional kigo (seasonwords) come join us. autumn apples in crisp September morn her blushing cheek — September 1, 2013
I Carpe Diem Tan Renga we complete a haiku with a 7-7 stanza, making it a tanka. Today the starting haiku by Jane Reichhold is: cricket silence between scraping sounds […]
Jane Reichhold’s haiku riversong wind blown from autumn trees a stream of gold My inspired haiku – preprogrammed for my hiatus falling leafs – the golden tributaries of autumn rivers […]
Carpe Diem kigo is Aki Chikashi (Autumn near), and the latest of the summer blooms are asters (at least here in Sweden) aster bloom summer warmth is fading autumn’s near […]
I wrote a little alliterative verse trying to use some of the excellent tools provided by Gay at dVerse. I think i used a few of the tricks. The starkness […]
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