Dear Haijin, visitors and travelers,
It is time again for a new Carpe Diem Special. As you maybe have read in the prompt-list (above in the menu) I haven't chosen a featured haiku poet, but of course I love to challenge you with a haiku from a classical or non-classical haiku poet. So for this CD Special I have chosen a beautiful haiku by Yosa Buson, maybe you know this haiku, because I used it somewhere at the start of Carpe Diem Haiku Kai back in 2012.
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Mandarin Ducks |
mandarin duck -
rain falls silently
from an oak
© Yosa
Buson (1716-1783)
It's a beautiful haiku as Buson only could write. It's almost a sin to try to write another one in the same tone and Spirit, but I had to do it ...
Here is my haiku inspired on this beauty by Buson:
without
sound
colored leaves dive into
the city park pond
colored leaves dive into
the city park pond
© Chèvrefeuille
Share your haiku inspired on the haiku by Buson trying to catch the same sense, tone and spirit, with us all here at our Haiku Kai.
1. | Kim M. Russell | 5. | petra domina | 9. | Bastet | |
2. | 白い蝶 | 6. | Gradmama2011 | 10. | Sara McNulty | |
3. | humbird | 7. | Dolores | |||
4. | Sky | 8. | kyle tm |
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Beautiful response.
ReplyDeleteCarpe Diem Special # 214 Mandarin Duck:
ReplyDeletesmall ripples
dabbing the still water
mandarin duck