!!! Open for your submissions next Sunday May 6th at 7:00 PM (CEST) !!!
Dear Haijin, visitors and travelers,
Welcome at a new episode of our weekend-meditation feature. In this "new" weekend-meditation I have chosen to challenge you to create a troiku (more about troiku you can find above in the menu).
For this weekend-meditation I have a wonderful haiku for you to work with and create a troiku with. It's a haiku by Yozakura, the unknown haiku poet and apprentice of Basho. Maybe you can remember our Ghost-writer episode about him or our continuing story "Wandering Spirit" about him.
Here is the haiku from which you have to create a Troiku:
bare branches
a painting against the blue sky
leaves under my feet
© Yozakura, the Wandering Spirit
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| Yozakura, the Wandering Spirit |
This episode is open for your submissions next Sunday May 6th at 7:00 PM (CEST) and will remain open until May 13th at noon (CEST).
Share your Troiku created from the beautiful poem by Yozakura with us all here at our Haiku Kai.
| 1. | Virginia Popescu | 6. | Linda Lee Lyberg | 11. | Reena Saxena | |
| 2. | Forestbather | 7. | Vivian Zems | 12. | lynn | |
| 3. | Kim M. Russell | 8. | Elsie Hagley | 13. | Mary (cactus haiku) | |
| 4. | Ken Gierke / rivrvlogr | 9. | Caitiln Gramley | 14. | Dolores | |
| 5. | ladyleemanila | 10. | Janice (Ontheland) | 15. | Sara McNulty |
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This is a fun form! I enjoyed learning about it and trying my hand at one. :)
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ReplyDeleteI chose to write my own haiku (for spring) to build a troiku...lovely form, hope you don't mind my breaking the "rules" this time.
ReplyDeleteI wrote my own haiku and built my troiku from it; using the "bare branches" as a spring theme.
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