Dear friends of MLMM,
What a joy to bring another episode of Heeding Haiku With … to you. This week it’s again time for haibun and this week I love to challenge you to write a haibun (prose and poetry) with a maximum of 75 words including the haiku. You may choose your own theme, but maybe you can look at the time of year for your haibun. I love to share a haibun here with you which I have written back in 2013.
MELT
After the rough and cold winter. Snow is finally melting. I can smell spring and in wonder I will look to the sprouting trees and bushes as if I saw it for the first time. I bow my head in front of Buddha who’s smile is seen again now, the snow has almost gone.
finally again
I can see the smile of Buddha
the snow has gone
© Chèvrefeuille 2013
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lovely challenge Chèvrefeuille.
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Thanks Bastet … it will not be an easy task.
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I’m beginning to love Haibun
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Haibun is really an awesome way of writing poetry. Basho’ s ‘narrow road into the deep north’ is one of the most famous haibun. Worth reading …
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Great to hear that.
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I had a great time writing this. I am still not confident with the form but enjoy learning and growing! Thank you, Chevrefeuille!
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Time is important and patience to learn the several used forms in Japanese poetry.
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I’ve got some of both! 🙂
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Taken from a stroll just yesterday…
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