Dear Haijin, visitors and travelers,
We are exploring classical and modern kigo this month and today I have a nice classical kigo (seasonword) for you, Kazahana (snowflakes).
I was a little bit confused as I sought the internet for the translation of snowflakes, all translations gave another Japanese word for snowflakes except the website of Gabi Greve. So it wasn't easy to find a few nice examples of this classical kigo, but here are a few by Issa:
little straw mat--
the cat comes with a coat
of snowflakes
snowflakes flitting down--
a winter solstice
celebration
© Kobayashi Issa
Two nice haiku I think to inspire you all. This time a short episode ... maybe it gives you all a little bit "space".
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| Credits: The beauty of snowflakes |
snowflakes
cover the red roses
on a new grave
© Chèvrefeuille
falling gently
snowflakes
fragile beauty
© Chèvrefeuille
This episode is open for your submissions tonight at 7.00 PM (CET) and will remain open until January 28th at noon (CET). I will (try to publish our next episode, a new Tokubetsudesu episode, later on.
share your haiku inspired on Kazahana with us all here at our Haiku Kai.
| 1. | Rheumatologe | 8. | Nonnie, USA | 15. | lynn__ | |
| 2. | Ese | 9. | thom | 16. | Dolores | |
| 3. | Candy | 10. | Haiku Plate Special | 17. | Forest Tinker Zwei | |
| 4. | Ese II | 11. | Bastet | 18. | Hamish (from last winter) | |
| 5. | Carol Campbell | 12. | Tournesol | 19. | jazzytower | |
| 6. | joanna | 13. | Paloma | 20. | Sara McNulty | |
| 7. | kyle tm | 14. | Forest Tinker | 21. | Marie |
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