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-Tree frogs, live most of their life in trees, are generally found in tropical regions in southeast Asia.
4/6/4 syllables kigo = summer/tropic raining season |
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5/7/3 syllables
Kigo = summer |
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Dedicated to the one I love 6/7/4 syllables kigo= autumn |
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fanstory classic version
Syllable: 4/6/5 Kigo: Autumn Haiga: Pinterest Dedicated to my man who loves autumn |
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Painting of Matsuo Basho 1644-1694 |
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syllables: 5/7/5
kigo: summer haiga: google public domain |
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Inspired by Dean Kuch's poem 'Aghast' Excellent octogram, I recommend it.
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Author Notes | The lotus flower has great significant in Buddhism. It grows in the mud and murk and raises above towards enlightenment. |
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Author Notes | haiga (picture) from the shogun movie |
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syllables: 3/5/3 = 11
kigo: winter haiga: artist unknown, Geisha |
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3/7/4 syllable count
kigo=summer (desert/drought/tornado) haiga=picture from google public domain Thanks to Dean Kuch for teaching me how to insert a link for vocabulary definition (he did not help me in the making of this haiku) "Splendid isolation" Great Britain's foreign policy click here for definition |
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For information on Strawberries-click on this link strawberries harvesting
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Haiku composition
syllables: 5/6/5 kigo: winter haiga: painting by Yosa Busob, ''A black hawk and two crows'' Yosa Buson, 1716 - 1784, was a Japanese poet and painter of the Edo period. Along with Matsuo Basho and Kobayashi Issa, Buson is considered among the greatest poets of the Edo Period. |
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*Art has been an important part of haiku history, since the 17th century. Haiku Art is called HAIGA
*HAIKU doesn't have to be 5/7/5 as long as it is under 17 syllables it is alright. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HAIGA CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON SYLLABLE COUNT RULES |
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syllables= 14
kigo=spring haiga=unknown found on google public domain 4/5/5 |
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SYLLABLES 4/7/5
KIGO= LATE SPRING HAIGA= BY GYPSY BLUE ROSE, WATERCOLOR - Windows Paint |
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Haiku ( Fanstory's ream kingdom )
Haiku 29 - Last for Nationwide One Haiku a Day Challenge HAIKU NUMBER = 29 LAST ONE!!!! -I am participating in a nationwide challenge of writing a haiku a day for the month of February. HAIKU COMPOSITION - If you have any questions, please read bellow. -- 17 SYLLABLES or LESS-- this one has = 5/6/4 -- 2 GRAMMATICALLY INTERCONNECTED LINES -- A SATORI LINE OF REFLECTION (an aha moment) -- A KIGO REFERENCE= sun = summer --HAIGA -Painting by Gypsy Blue Rose- watercolor with Paint program Thank you, my friends! I appreciate the loving kindness you have all expressed to me during this month. Everyone was encouraging and supportive of my goal. I could not have done it without you. I have many special memories, but these are a few extraordinary reviews: "Go get them, Tiger!" Dean Kuch "Gypsy Queen Haikuist Extraordinaire. You are the best haiku poet in Fanstory. ~ MichaelCahill ''You are so especial and talented, Sister Gypsy. I love you! Sister, Cat'' ''I never liked haiku before but reading your haiku this month has changed my mind and now I appreciate their beauty. Holy crap! You can also paint??'' Mark Valentine ''Seize the day!'' Judiverse These are just a few and I don't want to make this haiku so damn long. Thank you for putting up with my �¢ smart-assness and assumption that EVERYONE in the world are as passionate about Haiku as I am and I HAD TO share the little I know. LOL I like to say more but I am late for a dentist appointment. God bless you! *gypsy hugs* |
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HAIKU NUMBER = 27
-I am participating in a nationwide challenge of writing a haiku a day for the month of February. HAIKU COMPOSITION - If you have any questions, please read bellow. -- 17 SYLLABLES or LESS-- this one has = 4/6/5 -- 2 GRAMMATICALLY INTERCONNECTED LINES -- A SATORI LINE OF REFLECTION (an aha moment) -- A KIGO REFERENCE= Lillies of the Valley = late summer --HAIGA -Painting by Gypsy Blue Rose- watercolor, Paint program Thank you, my friends! For your ongoing support, kind feedback, and encouragement. This month has been a great learning experience and I could not do it without you. The one haiku a day is almost over! I can�¢??t believe it. I will continue to write haiku, maybe not one a day but they are my favorite type of poem. *gypsy hugs* |
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HAIKU NUMBER = 26
-I am participating in a nationwide challenge of writing a haiku a day for the month of February. HAIKU COMPOSITION - -- 17 SYLLABLES or LESS-- this one has = 2/7/5 -- 2 GRAMMATICALLY INTERCONNECTED LINES -- A SATORI LINE OF REFLECTION (an aha moment) -- A KIGO REFERENCE= Cat Bird = October (mating season) --HAIGA -Painting by Gypsy Blue Rose- watercolor, Paint program Thank you, my friends! For your ongoing support, kind feedback, and encouragement. This month has been a great learning experience and I could not do it without you. The one haiku a day is almost over! I can't believe it. Some of you ask me if I will continue with haiku, the answer is Yes! I love writing haiku and painting haiga. I will continue to write and paint. Maybe not one a day but it will be my main focus. Thank you :) *gypsy hugs* The love birds are called Green Catbird- You can't tell by the haiku, but take my word for it. LOL These birds mate for life. Green Catbird - Lamington NP -Queensland The green catbird is found in subtropical forests along the east coast of Australia, It is named for its distinctive call which sounds like a cat meowing, although it has also been mistaken for a crying child. |
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HAIKU NUMBER = 25
-I am participating in a nationwide challenge of writing a haiku a day for the month of February. HAIKU COMPOSITION - If you have any questions, please read bellow. -- 17 SYLLABLES or LESS-- this one has = 3/8/5 -- 2 GRAMMATICALLY INTERCONNECTED LINES -- A SATORI LINE OF REFLECTION (an aha moment) -- A KIGO REFERENCE= wheat harvest = June --HAIGA -Painting by Gypsy Blue Rose- watercolor, Paint program Thank you, everyone for your loyal reading and reviewing, I am very grateful for your kindness. |
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Drops run down my face, arm, hand ….and his letter’s drenched. I can’t tell if the ink ran from my tears or the drizzle. Does it matter? He’s never coming back. It doesn’t make sense. Why, God? A second ago the world was perfect. The sun was out and the sky was clear, not a cloud in sight. Now all’s changed but not even a torrent will wash your memory away.
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HAIBUN is a form of Japanese poetry that combines prose with haiku to convey a moment in time. It should be done in present tense and as brief as possible, somewhere between 100 to 200 words. The HAIKU portion is three lines and less than 17 syllables. The haibun and the haiku must be related, the prose portion gives some background information that makes the haiku more meaning full.
The Narrow Road to the Deep North, is a major work of haibun by the Japanese poet Matsuo Basho, considered -one of the major texts of classical Japanese literature. |
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Haiku Composition
Syllables: 2/4/2 Why No 5/7/5? Kigo: long night (yonaga, all autumn) Season Words Haiga: "Geisha" Art Print by Elvin Tattoo on Artsider.com |
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-picture by Silos Manhood
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The potlatch challenge this week is to write any kind of poem thanking someone who made a difference in your life.
I thank my mother for giving me life. She died when I was ten years old but in the short-lived time I had her in my life, we loved each other very much. She was the sweetest, kindest, most loving mother I could ever want. Gracias Mama, te quiero mucho y nunca te olvido. (Thank you mom, I love you very much and I will never forget you) |
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ART has, literally, saved my life. For years, I was so depressed that getting out of bed was almost impossible. Bathroom trips and making a dry sandwich was as much as I could manage for a whole day. ART has given me a reason to get up in the morning, and now it helps me keep my depression at bay.
ART is the language of my soul and I use ART to express mySELF. My words, my paintings, my music ... they are all part of the beautiful message I am trying to convey. Do you see me? Do you hear me? Do you feel me? Why art with poetry? Why not? I don't owe an explanation of why I use ART with my poems. It's what I do and those who do not like it may skip my work. I am here to improve my writing, to review, to read, and to express myself with any media that feels right to me. Pictures and Haiku go hand in hand. They have been presented together for hundreds of years. The name for a haiku picture is called HAIGA. The great haiku masters, like Basho, created their own haiga. It was a natural thing and never questioned. My interpretation of this haiku: Imagine a silent night up in the hills of a native American reservation. The cremation fire is almost extinguished and the smoke from the embers rises over cypress trees. The fire engulfed the remains of a brave soldier. Wolves cry in the distance. That was the picture in my mind when I wrote this Poem but different people see different things and that's alright. Art is in the eye of the beholder. HAIGA INFORMATION why no 5/7/5? |
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syllables 5/7/5
kigo (season word) spring orchids ~ mid spring haiga (art) pinterest Click Here For Haiku Information Click Here For Season Words |
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Tanka is non-rhyming Japanese poetry form composed in five lines, in 5-7-5-7-7 format, 31 syllables in total. It consists of two elements. The first three lines (5-7-5) is called kami-no-ku (literally upper phrase) and the last two lines (7-7) is called shimo-no-ku (literally lower phrase).
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*A black hole did choke on a star, I didn't make it up. You may check cited work below~
http://phys.org/news/2015-01-black-hole-swallowed-star.html *3/7/2 haiku ~ Haiku is derived from Tanka. These poetries are spiritually inspired by Zen Buddhism. Nature is the essential part of Haiku Poetry, but in Zen Buddhism the definition of nature is not only about trees, forests, mountains etc. Everything in this world is part of nature, so you can write haiku on anything. Even, the greatest Haiku Poet, 'Basho', said that anything can be the subject of Haiku. |
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Ziggy Stardust
colors the universe and smiles
F u c k C a n c e r !
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DAVID BOWIE died of cancer on January 10, 2015, two days before his new album release-Black Star. The news stunned me and breaks my heart. I grew up listening to his music. I have always admired him for his awesome creative talent and his rebel spirit. His style was unique, there is only David Bowie, no one even comes near to his creative and flamboyant fashion. He lived in Style and he died in Style. He knew that he was dying of cancer but nobody else did, other than his close family. His last album was a spectacular goodbye that has no equal. The songs are all about his pain from the relentless cancer diseases, his feelings, his thoughts, and his legacy. If you haven't listened to it, do it. You can watch the awesome video, like a short science fiction film; and listen to the music *free* on youtube. I realize that if you are young, maybe you never heard of him and this haiku doesn't make any sense, but I trust you can google the information. If nothing else, I hope this poem and the artwork will please you.
Lyrics for David Bowie's new song - Lazarus, from his last album released 2 days before his death ~ Black Star, David Bowie's last album. video below and lyrics below In the villa of Ormen, in the villa of Ormen Stands a solitary candle, ah-ah, ah-ah In the centre of it all, in the centre of it all Your eyes On the day of execution, on the day of execution Only women kneel and smile, ah-ah, ah-ah At the centre of it all, at the centre of it all Your eyes, your eyes Ah-ah-ah Ah-ah-ah In the villa of Ormen, in the villa of Ormen Stands a solitary candle, ah-ah, ah-ah In the centre of it all, in the centre of it all Your eyes Ah-ah-ah Something happened on the day he died Spirit rose a metre and stepped aside Somebody else took his place, and bravely cried How many times does an angel fall? How many people lie instead of talking tall? He trod on sacred ground, he cried loud into the crowd I'm a blackstar, I'm a blackstar, I'm not a gangster) I can't answer why (I'm a blackstar) Just go with me (I'm not a filmstar) I'm-a take you home (I'm a blackstar) Take your passport and shoes (I'm not a popstar) image: http://static.urx.io/units/web/urx-unit-loader.gif And your sedatives, boo (I'm a blackstar) You're a flash in the pan (I'm not a marvel star) I'm the great I am (I'm a blackstar) I'm a blackstar, way up, oh honey, I've got game I see right so white, so open-heart it pain I want eagles in my daydreams, diamonds in my eyes (I'm a blackstar, I'm a blackstar) Something happened on the day he died Spirit rose a metre and stepped aside Somebody else took his place, and bravely cried (I'm a blackstar, I'm a star star, I'm a blackstar) I can't answer why (I'm not a gangster) But I can tell you how (I'm not a flame star) We were born upside-down (I'm a star star) Born the wrong way around (I'm not a white star) (I'm a blackstar, I'm not a gangster I'm a blackstar, I'm a blackstar I'm not a pornstar, I'm not a wandering star I'm a blackstar, I'm a blackstar) In the villa of Ormen stands a solitary candle Ah-ah, ah-ah At the centre of it all, your eyes On the day of execution, only women kneel and smile Ah-ah, ah-ah At the centre of it all, your eyes, your eyes Ah-ah-ah -DAVID BOWIE, WHO died Sunday at the age of 69, released more than 20 studio albums (and dozens of singles) during a decades-long career that found him infatuated with everything from starry-eyed space-folk to guitar-hero glam-rock to gurgling electronica. HE released more than 20 studio albums (and dozens of singles) during a decades-long career. David Bowie was the original pop chameleon (although he said he was the opposite-he never fitted in with the crowd--he was a unique individual and a social rebel since the 70s). He's been everything from inoffensive pop singer to the glam icon to white soul man to art-rocker and more in the course of his long prolific career. He was bisexual but was married to the famous model, Iman for many years. Born 1-8-1947 in Boxton, London England UK Died 1 10 2016 in New York City cause of death cancer Spouses Iman, and Angela Bowie Parents, Margaret Mary Jones and Hawood Stenton Jones Children, Duncan Jones and Alexandra Zahra Jones Interesting Trivia~ ~He suffered from heterochromia- two different color eyes ~Dark star (Newtonian mechanics), a theoretical star that has a surface escape velocity that equals or exceeds the speed of light |
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Contemporary haiku
Less than seventeen syllables Kigo is humanity: source William Higgenson 500 seasonal words |
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Haiku is a type of Japanese poem about nature, usually 17 syllables or less, with two lines connected grammatically, a satori line that can be on the first or the third line, and a kigo. The point of haiku is to offer the reader a mental picture in words. I love the simplicity and beauty of haiku, it's my favorite form of poetry.
-Satori- is a Zen word of sudden enlightenment, an AHA moment in time. -Kigo- is a reference to a season of the year. |
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