Dear Haijin, visitors and travelers,
Sorry for this belated episode of our Tan Renga Challenge Month. During the nightshift I can not always publish on time.
Today I have a nice "hokku" for you by a classical haiku poetess, Tagami Kikusha (1753-1826)
one step outside
the temple gate, its Japan --
a tea picker's song
© Tagami Kikusha
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| Tagami Kikusha |
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one step outside
ReplyDeletethe temple gate, it's Japan-
a tea picker's song Tagami Kikusha
the pot whirling on the wheel
her hands stained red with the clay Joyce Lorenson
essence ever present
ReplyDeletehttps://rivrvlogr.wordpress.com/2016/05/23/essence-ever-present/
one step outside
ReplyDeletethe temple gate, its Japan --
a tea picker's song
© Tagami Kikusha
smell of sake and rice bowl
the samurai inside wakes up
© milan rajkumar
( i am catching up )