Monday, March 30, 2009

photo: Martin G. Wienert, spring 2008


nearly daybreak

the salt spreader returns

from the highway


Angelika Wienert (Oberhausen, Germany)

(Mainichi Japan) March 25, 2009



http://tinyurl.com/d42pxz


private note:

I miss you all but I've not much time for poetry in the moment! Sorry!




11 comments:

Gillena Cox said...

Congrats Angelika; nice haiku, nice haiga
you can shorten long URLs at http://tinyurl.com/
here is your 'mainichi' link shortened
http://tinyurl.com/d42pxz

much love
gillena

Ralf Bröker said...
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Ralf Bröker said...

Und jetzt mit hoffentlich weniger Tippfehlern/with less mistakes hopefully:

Take the time you need - I find your steps in many places. Just read about jewish graves and flowers, sown by the wind ... very impressing. And of course: here are my puplic congrats.

Nimm Dir das an Zeit, was Du braucht - ich finde Deine Spuren ja an vielen Orten. Habe gerade von jüdischen Gräbern gelesen und von Blumen, die der Wind gesät hat. Das war sehr beeindruckend. Und nun auch an dieser öffentlichen Stelle: Glückwunsch zur Mainichi-Veröffentlichung.

Viele Grüße, best wishes
Ralf

John McDonald said...

nice one Angelika
john

Gesine B. said...

Your salt spreader has scattered the spring.

Greetings from Gesine

Devika Jyothi said...

Good one, Angelika :)


wishes,
devika

Magyar said...

I hope the salt spreaders are now -parked- for the next many months.
_m

haiku-shelf (Angelika Wienert) said...

Thank you very much for all your comments!

Best wishes,
Angelika

Tikkis said...

My old car
thoroughly salted --
lasting forever?

Janice Thomson said...

Good haiga Angelika. Let's hope winter is long gone :)

haiku-shelf (Angelika Wienert) said...

Thank you so much, Janice and Tikkis!