Category Archives: Haiku

Fractal poetry

Haiku Natsugusa ya [Basho] Ah! Summer grasses, All that remains Of the warriors’ dreams. [Natsugusa ya tsuwamonodomo ga yume no ato] See more of Jing-reed’s creations…

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How reluctantly…

How reluctantly the bee emerges from deep within the peony – Basho   And how reluctantly do we all surface from bliss when it envelopes us? Who, if they could, would not stay in the warm, sweet, heady atmosphere of … Continue reading

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Overworked

From all directions Winds bring petals of cherry Into the grebe lake. – Basho  I feel scattered like this…

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amazement

  swirling gas and points of light glimmer through black – effervescent art

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pluvial

pluvial • \PLOO-vee-ul\ • adjective 1 a : of or relating to rain b : characterized by abundant rain 2 of a geologic change : resulting from the action of rain from Merriam-Webster Online pluvial morning arises from the mist … Continue reading

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groan…

Christmas Eve – presents wrapped; scratchy throat precedes the latest Christmas ‘gift’…

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Dreaming

Curling tail over nose, the cat twitches her whiskers at ghostly mice

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dullness

Dreary morning traffic crawls through rain – lemmings creep towards the cliff

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Basho

Spring air – woven moon and plum scent.

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My year 8s are writing Haiku!

Abandoned chairs sit Close together, cold and sad Under the weather. This is a class effort. The stimulus was a picture of two chairs sat back to back in an empty lot. Fantastic!

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