enjoyedjohn
thank you, John!
I like this a lot - in both languages! I have a German friend who likes haiku, I should introduce her to your site!
thank you!i visited your blog in a hurry (today we had problems in our garden -- our bamboo `invades` the neighbour`s garden...), i`ll return to your blog in the next days
beautiful. I can't wait for early spring mornings full of bird songs
nice work! I enjoyed reading these.
thank you very much for your comments!best wishes,Angelika
A moment full of promise, beautifully captured in picture and verse.
delightful. they are amazing,these birds.
thank you for your comments, Polona and Bill!
beautiful! good to see you again. :)
beautiful words and pixi especially like the skeletal leaf/loomthank you
thank you J. Andrew and Floots!
Calling here, calling there -- I'm lost?
thank you for your comment, Tikkis!"cho ote haruyama fukaku mayoikerichasing a butterflydeep into the spring woodsI am lost"(Sugita Hisajo; transl.: Ueda, Makoto: Far Beyond the Field. Haiku by Japanese Women)
autumn duska crow disappears in the trees
thank you for all your comments, Martin
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john
thank you, John!
I like this a lot - in both languages! I have a German friend who likes haiku, I should introduce her to your site!
thank you!
i visited your blog in a hurry (today we had problems in our garden -- our bamboo `invades` the neighbour`s garden...), i`ll return to your blog in the next days
beautiful. I can't wait for early spring mornings full of bird songs
nice work! I enjoyed reading these.
thank you very much for your comments!
best wishes,
Angelika
A moment full of promise, beautifully captured in picture and verse.
delightful. they are amazing,these birds.
thank you for your comments, Polona and Bill!
beautiful! good to see you again. :)
beautiful words and pix
i especially like the skeletal leaf/loom
thank you
thank you J. Andrew and Floots!
Calling here,
calling there --
I'm lost?
thank you for your comment, Tikkis!
"cho ote haruyama fukaku mayoikeri
chasing a butterfly
deep into the spring woods
I am lost"
(Sugita Hisajo; transl.: Ueda, Makoto: Far Beyond the Field. Haiku by Japanese Women)
autumn dusk
a crow disappears in the trees
thank you for all your comments, Martin
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