checking the world behind the curtains - misty morning
(Just having my porridge.)
- Thanks Gillena!
- Bill:
thirsty autumn - a nice cup of coffee slightly vaporing
I myself spent a couple days in the hospital. Then I got a pacemaker. I call it my "Duracell-rabbit". It is working 25 hours a day. A busy rabbit!
I met a very nice old fellow there, great stories we got. He was my roommate, abt 84 years old I think. He got just more bills. (He was slighly envying my pacemaker...)
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*RED and GREEN in Deceember*
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*YUMMY*Sorrel a traditional Christmas drinkCHEERS
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*Welcome to Art For Fun Friday #137*
* REVISIT*
AFFF 136
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Dear haiku friends you are invited to participate in The Caribbean Kigo
'International Haiku Poetry Day' Kukai 2019
The Kigo is *tiny*
* ...
The Waiting Crowd
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There's a cold rain falling. Perhaps a degree above freezing. And I'm
worrying about my squirrels, mourning doves, dark-eyed juncos, the various
sparrows...
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The mango on the floor
serves as a delicious banquet
for the brave coati.
A manga no chão
é delícia de banquete
ao bravo quati.
img - by Daniel Rocke...
Haiku about Summer (32)
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*舟繋ぐ石の袂の青田かな*
*fune tsunagu ishi no tamoto no aota kana*
*The boat-tying stone*
*neighboring*
*the green paddy field*
Notes:
Here in Akita...
Cara Menghilangkan Jerawat dan Bekasnya
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Cara Menghilangkan Jerawat dan Bekasnya - Jerawat dapat menjadi kondisi
yang sangat menjengkelkan karena jerawat menyakitkan dan tidak menarik. Ini
adalah ...
Haiku Koo-Koo 2014 (26)
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Icicles dripping Coating the side door’s handle Winter keeping me Another
cold day Side-roads slick and slippery Speed on the freeway Frosted white
tre...
write me
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i will be off-blog
for a while
for a long while maybe
i will add publication credits
if there is one
or it may stay as it is
write me
i will write YOU back
horse-shit mountain
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chrysanthemum blooming
horse-shit mountain...
one scene
kiku saku ya ma-guso yama mo hito keshiki
.菊さくや馬糞山も一けしき
by Issa, 1813
Translated by David , http:...
4 comments:
morning rain
clatters through these leaves
one more cup
__Back to the coffee!
Thanks, Tikkis! _m
exquisite!!!
much love...
home from the hospital
how much autumn
do I have left
(This is not about me, but the first person pronoun feels right.)
-m:
checking the world
behind the curtains -
misty morning
(Just having my porridge.)
- Thanks Gillena!
- Bill:
thirsty autumn -
a nice cup of coffee
slightly vaporing
I myself spent a couple days in the hospital. Then I got a pacemaker. I call it my "Duracell-rabbit". It is working 25 hours a day. A busy rabbit!
I met a very nice old fellow there, great stories we got. He was my roommate, abt 84 years old I think. He got just more bills. (He was slighly envying my pacemaker...)
pacemaker
not extra time for
peace making
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