HAIKU POETS recording their experience of the passing seasons in haiku, tanka, haiga, haibun & senryu.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO CONTRIBUTE TO The Four Seasons, see 'how to join' on our website:
http://4seasonshaiku.com
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO CONTRIBUTE TO The Four Seasons, see 'how to join' on our website:
http://4seasonshaiku.com
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The Four Seasons
The Four Seasons Poet of the week DAMIEN GABRIELS
Source: 4seasonshaikuautumn.blogspot.com
september heat -a shower of dry leavesin the rising wind***chaleur de septembre -une pluie de feuilles sèchesdans le vent qui monte
The Four Seasons Poet of the week ALISON WILLIAMS
The Four Seasons RACHEL GREEN poet of the week, read her autumn haiku
The Four Seasons JOHN MC DONALD Spring Haiku
The Four Seasons Poet of the Week: JOHN MC DONALD
The Four Seasons Poet of the Week: JOHN MC DONALD
Source: zenspeug.blogspot.com
dauncin i the errhaun in haun...lowpin intae heivendancing in the airhand in hand...jumping into heaven(for two young girls)
Gabi Greve
My four Haiku seasons in Japan
http://haikuandhappiness.blogspot.com/
Gabi
The Four Seasons More poetry by Paul Smith:
Source: tanka-papermoon.blogspot.com
this small desire -to look down on your eyeslooking upand swim in the lightof the moonModern English Tanka V3 No3 Spring 2009
The Four Seasons favourite poet of the week is PAUL SMITH
Source: 4seasonshaikuautumn.blogspot.com
early autumn -in only a few short daysthese leaves have turnedfor change in youI've waited a lifetimeModern English Tanka V3 No3 Spring 2009
The Four Seasons
the week's favourite poet is Pamela A. Babusci, enjoy her Autumn tanka and haiku http://4seasonshaikuautumn.blogspot.com/
The Four Seasons
Welcomes
Francis Tugayé, the latest poet to join The Four Seasons of Haiku, from
l'Association pour la Promotion du Haïku, a francophone haiku
association. Francis Tugayé, also leads a project on the use of kigo in
French language haiku:
Source: www.100pour100haiku.fr
The Four Seasons
Welcomes Francis Tugayé, the latest poet to join The Four Seasons of Haiku, from l'Association pour la Promotion du Haïku, a francophone haiku association. Francis Tugayé, also leads a project on the use of kigo in French language haiku: http://www.100pour100haiku.fr/revue_ploc
