Dear Haijin, visitors and travelers,
I hope that our weblog is running ok now and I am busy to catch up. There are a few posts which I had to share already, but during the problems, couldn't post. But first our new Tan Renga Challenge. Today the Tan Renga is started by Becca Givens of Dragonfly Wings with Buttercup Tea and here it is:
river
stones
caressed by flowing water
pale moon shines
caressed by flowing water
pale moon shines
A wonderful haiku which Becca wrote in response of Garry Gay's first Special last month. It''s up to you to write a second stanza towards it to complete the Tan Renga. That second stanza has to have 7-7 syllables, but you don''t have to use that syllables-count. Just feel free and enjoy writing and making the Tan Renga complete.
river
stones
caressed by flowing water
pale moon shines (Becca Givens)
caressed by flowing water
pale moon shines (Becca Givens)
the sound of a waterfall
makes the night more silent (Chèvrefeuille)
makes the night more silent (Chèvrefeuille)
I hope you enjoyed reading and composing your second stanza .... I certainly did. This Tan Renga Challenge episode is now open for your submissions.
So glad you got the problems fixed, and I'm enchanted with how you added to Becca's haiku!
ReplyDeleteKristjaan, your "attempt" is so good that I hardly dare to think of a stanza myself!
ReplyDeleteYour completion makes the night a beautiful one, Kristjaan
ReplyDeleteKris -- what a wonderful completion!! I looked forward to seeing your twist to it ... lovely direction for it!! Thank you!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love your completion and glad to see you back up and running!
ReplyDeleteWonderful tan renga with the moonlight ~ serene mood and wonderful photo ~ thanks, carol,xxx
ReplyDeleteI envision a quiet fairy forest...
ReplyDeleteriver stones convey a sense of peace as well as life in fluid motion. The tan renga is an enjoyable way to share the inspiration
ReplyDeleteA peaceful beauty...
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful loving comments guys. Making me blush ... thank you all for your kind words.
ReplyDeleteI love how the waterfall adds to a more peaceful night. Bravo Kristjaan!
ReplyDeletethe night becomes enchanting as you complete the verse............
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant tan Renga, much more than an attempt
ReplyDeleteKristjaan...your tan renga is just too beautiful for words. Sadly, I missed a few ...should be regular hereon. Thanks for the prompt.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant ending, Kristjaan!
ReplyDeletemine is over at: http://purplepeninportland.wordpress.com/2013/11/06/river-stones-tan-renga/