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Showing posts with label Japanese poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japanese poetry. Show all posts

Sunday, 23 August 2020

Ornery Poetry Sunday: Wildfires

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Image from the Lamar Ledger 17 August 2020

such a hot day
my shadow needs to cool down
under the willow
smoky haze filling the sky
world is burning around me

~cie~

notes
The Hokku (three-line stanza) is © Kyoshi Takahama (1874-1958). The Ageku (two-line stanza) was written by me.

I am well to the northeast of where the above image was taken, but there are wildfires all over the state. We are surrounded by haze. 


I will likely never publish this work in any collection. But who knows for sure?

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Sunday, 31 May 2020

Ornery Poetry: A Truly Dangerous Tanka

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the threat of venom
from those who slither legless
fear in man rises
but those who walk on two legs
cause much greater destruction

~cie~

Haiku My Heart

notes
The snake pictured is a harmless grass snake. It is non-venomous. Yet many people would kill it on sight.

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Sunday, 10 May 2020

Ornery Haiku: Super Flower Moon

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through parted curtains
gold in partly cloudy sky
super flower moon

~cie~




Ghost Town Grover Sez:
"Back in my minin' days, I loved ter see a big ole golden moon in the sky whilst lazin' 'round a campfire enjoyin' a swig of whiskey or a few with the fellers. But the thing I loved to see most was a big ole golden nugget down in the mine!"


Cactus Clem Sez:
"One of my most favorite things in all the wide world is takin' a stroll on a spring night with the full moon shinin' down on the Lone Prairie. 'Specially if I got a big ole jug of White Lightnin' to swig on now and again."

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