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Monday, June 3, 2019
Carpe Diem #1673 Troiku Month (2) my native town
Dear Haijin, visitors and travelers,
Welcome at the 2nd episode of this new CDHK month in which we experimenting with Troiku, that gorgeous creative way of haiku-ing I invented several years ago. Today I have a nice haiku by a haiku poet we all know, because we have had haiku written by him very often here at CDHK.
Today I have a haiku for you to create your Troiku with written by Santoka Taneda:
my native town
far, far away--
burgeoning trees.
© Santoka Taneda
A nice haiku to work with and as you all know Santoka Taneda was a haiku poet who didn't used the classical rules of haiku, he was a free-styler and that's what we all are as we are composing Troiku.
So have fun ... free-styling ... go for it!
This episode is NOW OPEN for your submissions and will remain open until June 10th at noon (CEST). I will try to publish our new episode later on.
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