Carpe Diem Imagination – Weeping Cherry
Carpe Diem Imagination. A little effort in tanka poetry. silently cherry petals floating with softest touch you say goodbye and leave I watch a pair of ducks — March 22, […]
Carpe Diem Imagination. A little effort in tanka poetry. silently cherry petals floating with softest touch you say goodbye and leave I watch a pair of ducks — March 22, […]
Carpe Diem Haiku today is Haru fukashi (deep Spring). Still many months away. shades of green from verdigris to jade singing lark ~~ she meets the spring immortalized in oil […]
A little poem to be shared on dVerse, where I let my little teddy bear tell his story. Today is world poetry day from UNESCO. I came to stay when […]
Carpe Diem today has the prompt Tsukushi (horsetail), wich means the plant and not the hind part of the horse. up at sunrise gathering the horsetail singing thrush ~~ my […]
In 100WCGU this week the phrase from Julia is: the unseasonal weather meant and I thought I write a haibun (text + haiku) in 104 words for that. Picture is […]
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Poems & Stories from The Author Stew
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