Carpe Diem Haiku – Southard’s “widening rings”
Today at Carpe Diem we write haiku inspired by Southard’s masterpiece. a patter of rain … the lily-pad undulates on widening rings see the lotus-bloom as it with utmost grace […]
Today at Carpe Diem we write haiku inspired by Southard’s masterpiece. a patter of rain … the lily-pad undulates on widening rings see the lotus-bloom as it with utmost grace […]
Carpe Diem haiku special means to write a haiku in the same tone as the selected one by O. Mabson Southard: across the still lake through up curls of morning […]
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