Dear Haijin, visitors and travelers,
I had a farewell-party tonight so I am a little bit late with publishing our new episode. As you all know the hospital were I work is closed during bankruptcy. The lung-unit (were I was working most of the time next to the chemo-therapy-unit is closed. All our patients have been transferred to other hospitals in our region. Next Friday we will give our last chemo-therapies and than the chemo-therapy-unit will close too ... than the hospital is only open for policlinical visits. So I have a kind of vacation now.
This month "the leaves are falling" and we are celebrating autumn with haiku, tanka, classical and non-classical kigo (seasonwords) and more. For today I have a modern kigo for you taken from Jane Reichhold's "A Dictionary Of Haiku", autuumn section, sub-section terrestrial: "harvested fields".
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| Harvested Fields (image © Johannes Plenio) |
And I have two haiku by Jane Reichhold, whom I still miss as will a lot of you, to inspire you:
autumn blooms
soft white cotton balls
a harvest field
brown harvest field
the balls of white cotton
polka dots
© Jane Reichhold
Two beauties I think to awaken your muses.
Here is one from my archives:
at dawn
farmers harvesting their fields -
overcoming winter
© Chèvrefeuille
I hope I have inspired you and if I didn't, than I hope Jane did it.
This episode is NOW OPEN for your submissions and will remain open until November 28th at noon (CET). I will try to publish our new episode later on.
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