Showing posts with label warmth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label warmth. Show all posts
Sunday, February 17, 2008
first azaleas
first azaleas—
how effortlessly hours pass
unnoticed
DW Bender
February 17, 2008
first azaleas—
yet I have wasted a day
viewing photographs!
DW Bender
February 17, 2008
and older spring haiku:
returning warmth—
so close I can only hear
your unspoken words
DW Bender
from From the Trees, haibun
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Love Haiku (for my first love)
that boy I once loved
is the man I still love...
warmth of the far sun
DW Bender
Haiku, February 12, 2008
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How to Haiku: In 2001, I wrote a lesson-method article for World Haiku Review. Haiku Sketchbook offers beginners in haiku a way which I, myself, use to learn how to haiku from the masters. For this, I recommend studying only Japanese haijin at first. Why? Most of us, in beginner's ignorance are not writing haiku (or tanka, senryu, and haibun) at all. If you wish to learn to write haiku, to percieve the spirit of haiku, please do such a "sketchbook" study each day.
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