Carpe Diem #688, windmill.
winds attacking mills
besieged by stormy army
a bird screams loudly
HAIKU
#haiku – Trace of light
Carpe Diem #685, first flowers (of spring)
Photos from today’s walk in Lund, Botanical garden.
Anemone hepatica
finding trace of light
awakening but bowing
feet are very cold
findings in nature
most beautiful of them all
looking for oneself
#haiku – ryggen mot mörkret
#haiku – Kjol
#haiku – Bathing
Carpe Diem #670, Bathing.
skinny dipping
between frogs and waterlilies –
one with nature © Chèvrefeuille our host at Carpe Diem.waves of beaming sun
filteredin seven blue seas
some children swim late
#haiku – Petals falling down
#haiku – Annorlunda
Skrivpuff: Annorlunda.
Annorlunda dag
triggar spänningen härligt
vanlighetens fall
Ps.
Annorlunda
är ett av mina
absoluta favoritord.Älskar det annorlunda.
Annorlunda
låter som musik
– är musik –
i mina öron.
#haiku Still counting
Carpe Diem #663, Starry Night (Van Gogh).
one million and two
star by star in milky way
one million and three
#haiku – Lily Raft
Carpe Diem #662, Water Lilies.
Among these lilies
in Monet’s pond
Basho’s water sound © Sylvia Forges-Ryan & Edward Ryan
strange perfume
from a faraway place
lotuses blooming © Chèvrefeuille
lily raft
arising essence
awesome sight©Birgitta Rudenius
#haiku – Surprising
Carpe Diem Haiku Writing Techniques #5, comparison.
In the words of Betty Drevniok: ”In haiku the SOMETHING and the SOMETHING ELSE are set down together in clearly stated images. Together they complete and fulfill each other as ONE PARTICULAR EVENT.” She rather leaves the reader to understand that the idea of comparison is showing how two different things are similar or share similar aspects.
a spring nap
downstream cherry trees
in budsurprising
my flower window
orchid buds
B_ live 