Carpe Diem Special #37,
the second haiku by Richard Wright ”in the falling snow”.
In the falling snow
A laughing boy holds out his palms
Until they are white. © Richard WrightTrain forcing the snow
passengers longing for home
the bus took over
Carpe Diem Special #37,
the second haiku by Richard Wright ”in the falling snow”.
In the falling snow
A laughing boy holds out his palms
Until they are white. © Richard WrightTrain forcing the snow
passengers longing for home
the bus took over
Carpe Diem Time Glass #13, ”first snow”.
A sheer arrival
white dancing competition
shoveled together

Carpe Diem #621, first light.
Inspired by …
morning light
a couple on the cliff
as spirits of a new day © Jane Reichholdwinter morning
the fragile light of the sun
reflects in the snow © Chèvrefeuille
I write my haiku about”first light”…
Window blinds morning
reveals lightning of first rays
snowflakes dancing waltz.
Fototriss: Vitt.
Jag avslutar med en HAIKU ….
Swaying walls of stones
christmas tree singing carols
Star decor falls in
Carpe Diem #620, Christmas Carols.
in the old folks’ home
practicing Christmas carols
children again © Jane ReichholdChristmas carolers
praising their Saviour and King –
rejoice Christ is born © ChèvrefeuilleChristmas market song
music decorated tree
children strip carols © Birgitta Rudenius
Daily Prompt: Gut Feeling.
When’s the last time you followed your instinct despite not being sure it was the right thing to do? Did it end up being the right call?
Choose and vote the right
when not knowing what that is
instinct qualifiesgood enough make decisions
knocking rationality
Carpe Diem’s Tan Renga Challenge #62.
Björn Rudberg’s ”tempting waves”
”Tan Renga is a short chained poem of two stanzas written by two poets”.
tempting waves –
the old boat still needs
a little rest © Björn RudbergClouds of shimmering fishes
Waiting for the new true life
Carpe Diem #619, The Oak Moon (The Full Moon of December)
Longing for Luna
Brightest Lamp of Darkest Night
My Friend is a Wolf