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Du Lac said:toes point awaken dawn
mute hips sway in afternoon blaze
mortal promenade
in traditional haiku style....lol
du lac~
My Erotic Tale said:plum tree blossoms
drop like tears of a sword
morning falls colorful
Du Lac said:defensive blooms fall hard
searing sun bleaching dead souls
floating hopeful seeds
Ninja Nookie said:wow, this thread died?
Building a fire and chanting a chant
gonna breath life back into it.
Jennifer C said:Nice bump Ninja...
Ninja Nookie said:I enjoy this thread
because I like haiku,
do you?
Jennifer C said:I do indeed ~
Ninja Nookie said:three little lines
with passionate words
haiku poetry
Jennifer C said:3 lines
17 syllables
5,7,5
usually to do with nature...
Ninja Nookie said:otay!
shoulder warm
under brightness plenty
the oval light
My Erotic Tale said:Jennifer C
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A haiku is not a poem, it is not literature; it is a hand becoming,
a door half-opened, a mirror wiped clean. It is a way of returning
to nature, to our moon nature, our cherry blossom nature, our
falling leaf nature, in short, to our Buddha nature. It is a way in
which the cold winter rain, the swallows of evening, even the very
day in its hotness, and the length of the night, become truly
alive, share in our humanity, speak their own silent
and expressive language.
- Haiku: Eastern Culture, 1949, Volume One, p. 243.
Translations and commentary by Reginald H. Blyth
My Erotic Tale said:star lit sky
blankets my world
in little sparkles
Du Lac said:minnows kissing stars
breathing air via water
time held in a breath
Du Lac said:minnows kissing stars
breathing air via water
time held in a breath