photo: Martin G. Wienert; old city hall, Bamberg (2008)




old city hall
the watercolor painter
starts with the bridge

(AW, July 2008)






after a workshop-discussion
here another version (July 31st)

Bamberg city hall
the watercolorist starts
with the bridge

photo: Martin G. Wienert, Bamberg (July 2008)




no bombs
some say that the fog
saved Bamberg

(AW, July 2008)




but some say that Empress Kunigunde (Saint Kunigunde) had saved the city

photo: Martin G. Wienert; cheese (July 2008)




cheese shop
the customer brings in
a wave of fresh air

(AW, July 2008)



result of a haiku-workshop

The Taste of Green

"Another piece..."

"You`ll be a frog in your next life," my son says. Then, he croaks.

I don`t care about the future. Here and now – the special taste of matcha cheese cake. Matcha – the fine, powdered green tea, which is used for the tea ceremony! Our Japanese guide tells us what we will do tomorrow and leaves us.

Around the corner

a moss-covered path

leads to the Buddha

(author: Angelika Wienert; first published in: Haibun Today, May 23, 2008)

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senryû




goal!
the new neighbour
has a voice



Tor!
Der neue Nachbar
hat eine Stimme


(AW, June 2008)






Austria : Germany

0 : 1

but it goes on...(European Football Championship)

photo: Martin G. Wienert; iris, June 2008





senryû

footbath
the old man hums
a chanty

(AW, June 2008)

Piazza Tale

As always: for my husband red wine, for me white wine.

"When I was young, strangers complimented me."

"What was your last sentence, honey?"

"Strangers made compliments in my youth."

"Often?"

"No, not often. I was shy and had to wear glasses."

"A lot of women have to wear glasses."

"I was too stupid to recognize that I was quite pretty then. Today photos tell me that..."

"Salmon or lamb chops? Or better the vegetarian dish?"

As always: no coffee after lunch.

We walk across the footbridge and reach the piazza.

Heat

the dog

opens one eye

(author: Angelika Wienert, first published in: Haibun Today, April 30, 2008)

photo: Martin G. Wienert, rhododendron in our garden, 2008



FAIR WEATHER

tiny shoots
in the greenhouse –
I whisper

spring stroll
bedclothes airing
on windowsills

cherry blossoms
the jogger stops
to check his pulse

spring chill
tapping the barometer
one more time

(Angelika Wienert; LYNX, June 2008)

http://www.ahapoetry.com/ahalynx/232hmpg.html

ghazals, haibun, haiga, sequences, single poems...

photo: Martin G. Wienert, the stone turtle`s place in our garden (May 2008)

on the eve of Pentecost
no wind moves the leaves

(AW, May 2008)

photo: Martin G. Wienert, peony in Wienert`s garden, 2008/Pfingstrose (Pfingsten = Pentecost)





Pentecost —
anthuriums glow
in the minster

(AW, Mainichi 2006)

photo: Martin G. Wienert, temple in Kyôto (2007)





burning incense
my eyes follow the smoke
upward

(AW, 2008)

photo: Martin G. Wienert; street in Kyôto (2007)







old matcha bowls —
we share the memories
in silence

(AW, 2008)

photo: Martin G. Wienert; flowering ground cover in our garden




haiku-shelf needs a break

haiku-shelf braucht eine Pause


best wishes/herzliche Grüße,
Angelika

photo: Martin G. Wienert; white camellias (2008)





white camellias —
in the tree behind
a silent bird


Weiße Kamelien -
im Baum dahinter schweigt
ein Vogel

(AW, 2008)

photo: Martin G. Wienert; japan. Fächer/Japanese fan




spring day —
the little guest talks
with our fishes


Frühlingstag.
Der kleine Gast spricht
mit unseren Fischen

(AW, 2008)

photo: Martin G. Wienert; spring 2008





which path...
the air full of birdcalls
at the crack of dawn


Welcher Pfad...
in aller Herrgottsfrühe
die Vogelrufe


(AW, hokku/Quintet for Neonlight — a Triparshva Renku; published in Chrysanthemum, October 2007)

photo: Martin G. Wienert; leaf, February 2008



am Webstuhl -
Seidenfäden werden
Ornamente


at the loom —
silk threads become
ornaments

(AW; kasen renku: Between Corn Cockles/Zwischen Kornraden, Simply Haiku 2006)

photo: Martin G. Wienert, 2007; Kyôto, vending machine




Kalter Morgen -
ein Funkenmariechen
wartet auf den Bus


cold morning —
a carnival girl
waits for the bus

(AW)


carnival in Germany (the highlight is Rose Monday, this year on February 4th) — laughter, music and a drink or two or...the nights are long...

photo: Martin G. Wienert, January 2008






Holocaust Day
sound of swing music
forbidden then

(AW; Asahi 2004)






(January 27th Holocaust Day; you will find a lot of informations in the net)

(photo: Martin G. Wienert; Schwerin, December 2007)




fever —
the boy shakes
his snow globe


Fieber -
der Junge schüttelt
seine Schneekugel

(AW, January 2008)