On the cobblestones – beat haibun for dVerse
It is solved by walking. – Algerian Proverb My bare feet feel the smoothness of cobblestones and I reflect how it’s been worn down by generations of soldier’s boots, young […]
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Carpe Diem Haiku – Lighthouse on Pharos
The recent news about refuges from Syria drowning in the waters in overfull boats. Desperate to escape the war and prosecutions. Far away across the dark sea lures a Europe […]
His father’s fists – Ligo Haibun
The snow arrived early and stuck to his eye-lashes with the cold bitterness of tears he was unable to produce. He had gained weight and stopped caring for himself, but […]
Carpe Diem Haiku – Strangers
The story of the good Samaritan is to me a crystal clear description of how a Christian should behave. Unfortunately it’s followed to rarely by the churches today. To me […]
The moment of my roads – Ligo Haibun
The butterfly counts not months but moments, and has time enough – Rabindranath Tagore I had walked through more valleys, crossed more streams and climbed more passes than I cared […]
