Saturday, June 01, 2013



Good evening
lighted
to drive carefully

Friday, May 31, 2013




Some city lights
behind the trees -
what's happening?

Thursday, May 30, 2013



A sleeping tiger
does not snore,
snoring, not snoring?


Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Flying tiger



I visited Hong Kong and China (Sanghai). Just quite "rapid" journey for my old bones, but still alive!

By the way, the word rapid & rabbit. Which one was the tourist?


Morning flight
of a gray dragon
over the tiger's housing

Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Hardware



I have looked after some nails, 15 mm and 20 mm. From the city-hardware store there were none 15 mm, and 20 mm were in small plastic bags, 120 nails in each. (Some one counted them all?)

someone
took care of the nails -
a safe plastic bag

I had to wake my old car and head to the country side. Therefrom a big ironmonger / hardware store I found small enough nails. They waited me on the main corridor, "street" # 9 to the left, there they were! Two 0,5 kg bag, = one kilogram together!



individual nails
all of them in peace
together

My old car waited me, there was a free parking anyway. Drove home. I wonder whether my car found anything?



rusty car
dusty road
the driver, an old man



Sunday, May 05, 2013



First of May -
a pair of white clouds
divorced

I wrote this for Bill's Spring-sky.html as a comment.


This was one of some 'developments', as follows:

rapid April
some of the river's ice
[already] divorced


Another sketch was like this:

[rapidly divorced)

dark clouds
whitening -
divorced




First version was from 2nd April 2013:

whole winter
in vain?
April snows melting

Later I rewrote it as this (7th April 2013):

not in vain
whole winter -
new April snows!

(As we got some snowshowers again...)

Sunday, April 28, 2013





solicitously
joined together ...
sand bank


Saturday, April 27, 2013




does the river
remember
how long this winter was

Tuesday, April 02, 2013

Studying a sijo



guided missiles 

     over the Eastern Sea - 

morning sun








This is a copy from the threeliner i wrote today in my Finnish blog.


This is not a sijo, not at all, "Sijo" is a purely Korean poetic form written (in Korean) in three lines of 14 to 16 syllables, distributed according the following breath groups, for a total of 44-46 syllables.

Monday, April 01, 2013




Continuous
March winds disturbed
by sun rays?



Friday, March 29, 2013

White Noise



White noise is a random signal with a flat (constant) power spectral density.

White noise - signal contains equal power within any frequency band with a fixed width.

(From Wiki.)


1.


That white noise -
snowstorms
with us



This was written some days ago. Trying to "age" it, as a good old wine. Then we got sunny March days.


2.

That white silence -
the snowstorms
left us.



This busy world
around us -
Sunny Friday


Tuesday, March 26, 2013





be careful up there -
freezing winds
forecast


Friday, March 22, 2013

an asylum for a snowflake


1.

alone ...
a freezing snowflake
lost her home



2.

wintry wind -
loose snowflakes
seeking a warm home



Sunday, March 17, 2013

Ejecting a threeliner

Sometimes a writer got an idea from it's quite impossible to get rid of ... Here is one my struggling dated March 2013:


1.

a vomiting cloud
emerging snowflakes
all over

Vomiting; some matter ejected from the stomach through the mouth to throw up. - ?

Checked some synonyms for throw: bowl, cast, fling, heave, hurl, pitch, sling, toss


a tossed cloud?

the clouds heaving
snowflakes
...


next sketch, # 2:

fresh snowflakes
emerging all over -
a vomiting cloud


Not so nice, this whole idea; vomiting cloud?


# 3:

emerged
new whirling snowflakes
all over wintry fields


Rewrote that as

# 4:

new whirling
snowflakes emerging
all over [wintry] fields

- Because "wintry" not needed, there is already at least one snowflake = a winter kigo.
Then I tasted the word "hurl" and tried it:


# 5:

from hurling clouds
snowflakes emerging
all over


next one is the latest on this battlefield:


# 6:


clouds hurling
emerging snowflakes
all over






I think a good poems must include at least one verb. And others say haiku must include a kigo word. Here it is snow(flake) = winter.

So, this seems to be a haiku?




:-)

Friday, March 15, 2013


rapidly melting snow
kissing earthworm's
soiled face






Friday, March 08, 2013

Reading Frank O'Hara


Snowflake! You are so many!




Ps.

Frank O'Hara said:

Leaf! You are so big!


Friday, February 22, 2013



snow crossing
the blue view
with a steel bridge

Thursday, February 21, 2013


carefully
some new snow landing
on the river ice



Sunday, February 17, 2013



the wind
cleaned the ice
my unchattered thoughts

Tuesday, February 12, 2013





calm sky ...
an energy saving crow
making an overflight