Carpe Diem #619, The Oak Moon (The Full Moon of December)
Longing for Luna
Brightest Lamp of Darkest Night
My Friend is a Wolf
Carpe Diem #619, The Oak Moon (The Full Moon of December)
Longing for Luna
Brightest Lamp of Darkest Night
My Friend is a Wolf
Carpe Diem #618 Peace.
Church bell calls for night
Aisle surrounded by seatings
The book is for spring
Carpe Diem ”Sparkling Stars” #14.
The winner of Sea Shell Game – Congratulation Sara!
Ocean tide ebbs
Sand glistens with sea treasures
Lucent blue beach glass
© Sara McNultywalking along the beachfollowing the tracks of a hermit crab –Ah! That salty air
© Chèvrefeuille
Inspired by Sara’s haiku – here is mine …
The sea spoke dunder
Lost finds were brought back home
Stoned bed polish logs.

Carpe Diem Special #120.
Richard Wright’s first ”their watching faces”.
Sunshine backpackers
miss the track on path of life
rested right beside.
Carpe Diem Ghost Writer #36, Haiku Noir
Bewitching shadows
watchful eyes view threats in night
love is a strangle.
Carpe #617: delight in company.
I love to ask you to look at this prompt as if it was an episode of our CD special feature, ”Romancing the Haiku”, because I think this prompt is so right for romance.
Dancing stars in sky
embracing young mother Earth
light open faces.Creativity
Haiku Poets Company
Bring words together.
Carpe Diem #616, ”accepting the finite”
Accept the finite
difficult but easier
than bear betrayal.It ends now
the heart is shut down
spirit closed.Frozen thoughts
remember eclipse
not sunlight.
Carpe Diem #614: Paradise.
This was 1982 …
Arriving in night
darkest ever but moonlight
paradise my thought.Abu Dhabi sky
everlasting sand dunes
stars guiding camels.Exotic mid East
spellbinding mesmerizing
lost in paradise.
Skrivpuff: En angenäm busstur.
Carpe Diem Haiku: Special #119,
Tomas Tranströmer’s 5th ”a wild boar plays the organ”.
Loaded with heavy shopping bags. Heading for the bus. Sign shows 4 minutes to wait. Wating and waiting. A couple hugs and kisses. A fat man watching. An Indian man talking in the phone. Teenagers chatting in the waiting box. Smokers smelling ugly.
Tired of waiting
hooping the bus will come soon
want to be at home.
Entering the bus. Fall in deep thoughts and dreaming away. Enjoying the fairy land. Making my own fairytales by the way. On my way.
Waking up in chock
I don’t know where I am
Lost in real life.
Didn’t recognize the buildings. Where am I? M-street. Gone too far with the bus. Want to stop it at once. Next busstop. Out for entering the pavement.
Probably it was meant for me to have an extra walk.
A fairytale is worth that.
I like writing Haibun and include haiku.
Carpe Diem: Where does Rengetsu’s “cold within the sound” lead you?
The ice blanket hugs
my body turns inside out
heart beats so slowly.
Am I dead or what?
Did my heart stop beating now?
I dream for answers.
….. I am still dreaming for answers ….