Dear Haijin, visitors and travelers,
What a joy this month already is. I have read wonderful continuations and it seems that you all like this TRC-month. I hope you have had a wonderful weekend. I had for sure a good weekend, but a busy one, because I had to work (all evening shifts), but ... well I am an oncology nurse so to me every shift has its challenges, like we have our TRC's this month (smiles).
Today I have a wonderful haiku for you written by the French haiku-poet Patrick Blanche. I think it's a nice haiku to create a Tan Renga with.
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Red Apples In A Basket |
Une pomme, seul
dans le verger abandonné rougissent pour l'hiver
dans le verger abandonné rougissent pour l'hiver
Ⓒ Patrick Blanche
But of course I cannot ask you to create a Tan Renga from a French haiku, so here is the translation by Michael R. Burch:
One apple, alone
in the abandoned orchard
reddens for winter
Ⓒ Patrick Blanche (Tr. Michael R. Burch)
Ⓒ Patrick Blanche (Tr. Michael R. Burch)
A wonderful haiku to work with I would say. So have fun!
This episode is NOW OPEN for your submissions and will remain open until September 16th at noon (CEST). I will try to publish our new episode later on.
Make the Tan Renga complete by adding your 2nd stanza of two-lines approximately 14 syllables. Have fun!
1. | Kim M. Russell | 5. | Madasahatter572 | 9. | Virginia Popescu (2) | |
2. | lynn__ | 6. | Ken Gierke / rivrvlogr | 10. | Dolores | |
3. | Cressida | 7. | Xenia Tran | 11. | Janice | |
4. | gillena | 8. | Virginia Popescu | 12. | Sara McNulty |
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