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Spring Haiku by greenfrog

Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011

Welcome to WIZ’s Spring Poetry Runoff open invitation haiku chain.  This is a non-competitive (that is, not part of the poetry contest), come-as-you-are,  just-for-fun activity that we run from time to time here on WIZ.
A haiku is a classical Japanese poetical form, usually 17 syllables all in a single line in Japanese, but [...]

Spring haiku by greenfrog

Friday, March 19th, 2010

To kick off WIZ’s Spring Poetry Runoff, we’re starting a haiku chain.  This is a non-competitive (that is, not part of the poetry contest), everybody-can-participate activity, just for fun–a songfest for many voices.
A haiku is a classical Japanese poetical form, usually 17 syllables all in a single line in Japanese, but I understand that there [...]

Haiku along Earth’s Sky-Path

Monday, March 30th, 2009

by greenfrog
Fall’s day-stars now gleam
Through leafing willow twigs. Spent
Bud-shells crunch on Path.
 
Cross-posted at In Limine: On the threshold, at the beginning.