December 22, 2011
December 19, 2011
December 17, 2011
December 11, 2011
(summation)
part icles stabilityeveryothersec ond
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wearing it on my sleeve this foolish wayward heart
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red moon trivia I join those who cough alone
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seven nests of the snake I rest in the blue one
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wearing it on my sleeve this foolish wayward heart
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red moon trivia I join those who cough alone
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seven nests of the snake I rest in the blue one
November 13, 2011
(ocd)
ocd i count the sun thrice before leaving
ocd i count the sun thrice before leaving
ocd i count the sun thrice before leaving
ocd i count the sun thrice before leaving
ocd i count the sun thrice before leaving
November 05, 2011
October 31, 2011
October 29, 2011
October 25, 2011
October 24, 2011
October 18, 2011
October 10, 2011
October 08, 2011
October 06, 2011
September 29, 2011
Interview
I was interviewed by and Indian magazine about being a haijin: http://okiedoks.com/celebrity-
September 22, 2011
September 20, 2011
[haiga]
sand
what it's all
coming to
*
surf
a whisper in grasses
we become
*
slow breath
of the one ocean -
what is left to leave
August 18, 2011
Redirection
Thanks for looking in.
This blog is living sporadically for the time being as most of my activities - haiku - now is published on my bilingual blog 2 tongues / 2 tunger - haiku in Danish and English.
This is a logical step as I usually write my haiku in both languages and because I hope some of the evolutions and experiments - the sheer exploration of what haiku is that has been going on mostly in the US and UK - can rub off on MY Danish haiku. I am not that presumptuous as to think (or even hope) that it will have any influence on the way haiku is written in Denmark in general. (It isn't much but it is out there).
Furthermore, haiku is now the most widespread poetry form in the world and in almost every country haiku is written according to the conditions and cultures where the haijin live. Thus haiku should be as availble as possible for people arund the globe so we all can get a sense of what exactly makes Danish haiku Danish, Romanian haiku Romanian etc.
For an international taste of haiku visit World Haiku Association and the two beautiful multilinguistic sites: Lishanu and Ardea
This blog is living sporadically for the time being as most of my activities - haiku - now is published on my bilingual blog 2 tongues / 2 tunger - haiku in Danish and English.
This is a logical step as I usually write my haiku in both languages and because I hope some of the evolutions and experiments - the sheer exploration of what haiku is that has been going on mostly in the US and UK - can rub off on MY Danish haiku. I am not that presumptuous as to think (or even hope) that it will have any influence on the way haiku is written in Denmark in general. (It isn't much but it is out there).
Furthermore, haiku is now the most widespread poetry form in the world and in almost every country haiku is written according to the conditions and cultures where the haijin live. Thus haiku should be as availble as possible for people arund the globe so we all can get a sense of what exactly makes Danish haiku Danish, Romanian haiku Romanian etc.
For an international taste of haiku visit World Haiku Association and the two beautiful multilinguistic sites: Lishanu and Ardea
July 25, 2011
New book
My bilingual penguin haiku just published by Cyberwit: Click here
Mine tosprogede pingvinhaiku publiceret af Cyberwit: klik her
July 18, 2011
Update
Updated "2 tongues / 2 tunger" my biliangual haiku blog - click here
MOST ACTIVITIES WILL BE THERE FOR NOW.
July 01, 2011
June 28, 2011
June 21, 2011
June 12, 2011
June 11, 2011
haiku
temporary relief -
while the pears ripen
I'm stuck on Earth
*
lights from a festive city -
the glass-face I wear
during rockslides
*
going upwards
I become even bluer -
a saxophone solo
while the pears ripen
I'm stuck on Earth
*
lights from a festive city -
the glass-face I wear
during rockslides
*
going upwards
I become even bluer -
a saxophone solo
June 01, 2011
"when the man comes around" or "how to bribe Death"
knick-knacks -
I bribe off Death
with a glass ballerina
*
knick-knacks -
will Charon settle for
a plactic gondol?
*
red glass dolphin -
will this be a treat
for Yama
I bribe off Death
with a glass ballerina
*
knick-knacks -
will Charon settle for
a plactic gondol?
*
red glass dolphin -
will this be a treat
for Yama
May 31, 2011
May 30, 2011
May 29, 2011
May 27, 2011
May 25, 2011
May 24, 2011
May 21, 2011
haiku
throwing sticks
for St. Christopher the Patriarch
gets a tennis elbow
-
badminton
on The Holy Mountain - a novelty
long prayed for
-
dead and smiling
the elder left his shoes
under the bed
-
lifting up his sticharion
the Patriarch cools his feet
in the sea of unchange
-
raging against
tight trousers the Patriarch
calms down on frankincense
for St. Christopher the Patriarch
gets a tennis elbow
-
badminton
on The Holy Mountain - a novelty
long prayed for
-
dead and smiling
the elder left his shoes
under the bed
-
lifting up his sticharion
the Patriarch cools his feet
in the sea of unchange
-
raging against
tight trousers the Patriarch
calms down on frankincense
May 20, 2011
3 mystic haiku
crossing out
parts of creation - the Patriarch
with the red pen
*
counting holes in water
the zealous Patriarch
by the Red Sea
*
30 dust bunnies
on a used shoelace
a ladder for any soul
parts of creation - the Patriarch
with the red pen
*
counting holes in water
the zealous Patriarch
by the Red Sea
*
30 dust bunnies
on a used shoelace
a ladder for any soul
May 19, 2011
May 17, 2011
May 14, 2011
May 09, 2011
May 08, 2011
May 07, 2011
haiku
soap bubble magic -
I discover the fear industry
is a blue rabbit
*
akasha* -
a feathered man leaves
for a second beer
*
night of pain -
it turns out I'm alive
and a frog
(Kafku?)
---
akasha: ether/space. Vedic tradition counts 5 basic elements: fire, water, earth, air and ether/space
I discover the fear industry
is a blue rabbit
*
akasha* -
a feathered man leaves
for a second beer
*
night of pain -
it turns out I'm alive
and a frog
(Kafku?)
---
akasha: ether/space. Vedic tradition counts 5 basic elements: fire, water, earth, air and ether/space
May 06, 2011
monostich / 1-line (hai)ku
K
temporary states of dust mountains and white butterflies
---
for more monostichs - 1-line (hai)ku - visit the new monostichs blog
temporary states of dust mountains and white butterflies
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for more monostichs - 1-line (hai)ku - visit the new monostichs blog
May 05, 2011
monostich
epistemology my jar contains a dreaming butterfly
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for more monostichs - 1-line (hai)ku - visit the new monostichs blog
May 02, 2011
April 29, 2011
haiku - NaHaiWriMo ~ doors
NaHaiWriMo prompt for April 28 was "doors"
revolving doors
I am not the one to tell you
to decide
*
revolving doors
it was never a question
of if
*
revolving doors
I slip in an out
of a dream
*
revolving doors -
the world is
and is not
*
revolving doors -
I too am rooted in
perpetual movement
*
revolving doors -
dandelions grow and die
in the quantum field
*
revolving doors
this time I can't both
stay and leave
revolving doors
I am not the one to tell you
to decide
*
revolving doors
it was never a question
of if
*
revolving doors
I slip in an out
of a dream
*
revolving doors -
the world is
and is not
*
revolving doors -
I too am rooted in
perpetual movement
*
revolving doors -
dandelions grow and die
in the quantum field
*
revolving doors
this time I can't both
stay and leave
April 24, 2011
haiku / ku experiments
Updated: "funhouse" - experimental hai(ku) - click here or use the "Funhouse" tab
April 20, 2011
haiku / ku experiments
April 19, 2011
haiku - NaHaiWriMo ~ wind
NaHaiWriMo April 19: wind
making good for my absence
I curl a wind
around a graveyard dafodil
:::
carried by the wind
the noisy arrival
of the first commonswifts
:::
April wind ...
it could be
this simple
making good for my absence
I curl a wind
around a graveyard dafodil
:::
spring wind
in a pink housecoat
the neighbor flips fags into the pond
:::
carried by the wind
the noisy arrival
of the first commonswifts
:::
April wind -
I'm through reporting
your whereabouts
:::
making room for the wind
I clear a table
with a view
:::
April wind ...
it could be
this simple
April 16, 2011
haiku - NaHaiWriMo
NaHaiWriMo prompt for April 16
"birds of prey"
buzzard
now I'm glad
I'm not a mouse
-
an eagle
in our Coat of Arms -
this land of sparrows
-
funeral bells
the kestrel takes off
before the sermon
-
sleepless
the owls, I imagine,
hoot in morse-codes
-
by the rails
a young buzzard sizing up
the 2 o'clock train
-
lunchbox of tofu-tuna
vegan peguins
trying hard
"birds of prey"
buzzard
now I'm glad
I'm not a mouse
-
an eagle
in our Coat of Arms -
this land of sparrows
-
funeral bells
the kestrel takes off
before the sermon
-
sleepless
the owls, I imagine,
hoot in morse-codes
-
by the rails
a young buzzard sizing up
the 2 o'clock train
-
lunchbox of tofu-tuna
vegan peguins
trying hard
April 09, 2011
haiku - NaHaiWriMo ~ music
I've been participating in NaHaiWriMo (National Haiku Writing Month - which seems to have turned out a rather internal event). Each day there's a given subject. Today the subject was "music". I wrote more than I published on the Facebook site, so here they are:
---
night had a voice -
now even darkness
is a little darker
(Indian singer Bhimsen Joshi passed away January 24 2011)
Bio: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhimsen_Joshi
Sample: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gGkUboxv8E
*
*
*
Lachrymae Antiqua -
I've got recent tears to
pull on your string
through the lachrymal canal
we dance a pavane
of the slowest kind
(John Dowland: Lachrymae Antiqua / Flow My Tears http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkRrzAo9Wl4 )
thursday afternoon -
driving in Dali's car
for the equatorial stars
(Brian Eno)
*
*
head over heels -
I draw angels
from a milk calf skin
(Cocteau Twins)
the right side of the moon
a Bach Cantata
embedded in silver foil
*
rivers of blood
a future cathedral built
with five voices
(Carlo Gesualdo, late renaissance Italian composer:Bio: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlo_Gesualdo ,
Sample: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZAs9LjJAHU&feature=related used harmonics otherwise not seen/heard until the 1920's. Killed his wife & her lover, mutilated their bodies and hanged them on the outside wall of his castle)
---
night had a voice -
now even darkness
is a little darker
(Indian singer Bhimsen Joshi passed away January 24 2011)
Bio: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhimsen_Joshi
Sample: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gGkUboxv8E
*
walking the rain dogs -
Alice in red shoes
on Skid Row
(Tom Waits)
*
disintegrating cities -
to be sane in an
insane world
(Einstürzende Neutbauten)
*
Lachrymae Antiqua -
I've got recent tears to
pull on your string
through the lachrymal canal
we dance a pavane
of the slowest kind
(John Dowland: Lachrymae Antiqua / Flow My Tears http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkRrzAo9Wl4 )
*
Tiger Mountain -
am I an airport in
another green world
Neroli -
I am a stamen
catching echoes
thursday afternoon -
driving in Dali's car
for the equatorial stars
(Brian Eno)
*
nothing out of place -
I hold up a mirror
for the sun
(Haydn: Die Sonnen-quartette op. 20)
*
head over heels -
I draw angels
from a milk calf skin
(Cocteau Twins)
*
lost river -
I catch a sound
and it changes
unmapped
this coiling river stream -
now: a starfall
(Tangerine Dream: Rubycon)
*
the right side of the moon
a Bach Cantata
embedded in silver foil
*
the moon in a tux -
I'm way past
speaking
(Tuxedomoon: In a Manner of Speaking)
*
rivers of blood
a future cathedral built
with five voices
(Carlo Gesualdo, late renaissance Italian composer:Bio: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlo_Gesualdo ,
Sample: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZAs9LjJAHU&feature=related used harmonics otherwise not seen/heard until the 1920's. Killed his wife & her lover, mutilated their bodies and hanged them on the outside wall of his castle)
April 08, 2011
April 07, 2011
Basho & Zappa - haiku
Zoot!
damn frog
won't jump or sing!
:::
smoking with Basho
Zappa notices the lack
of wah-wah pedals
:::
not quite into
tribal etiquette – Basho headbangs
to a Zappa concert
:::
12-note jam -
Basho and Zappa wait
for the rats to cool
:::
absentminded
Basho and Zappa hauls herbs
into a saxophone
:::
Kyoto
Basho and Zappa can't use
Mastercards
-----------
Dansk version her
Danish version here
damn frog
won't jump or sing!
:::
smoking with Basho
Zappa notices the lack
of wah-wah pedals
:::
not quite into
tribal etiquette – Basho headbangs
to a Zappa concert
:::
12-note jam -
Basho and Zappa wait
for the rats to cool
:::
absentminded
Basho and Zappa hauls herbs
into a saxophone
:::
Kyoto
Basho and Zappa can't use
Mastercards
-----------
Dansk version her
Danish version here
April 03, 2011
haiku - penguins
forming a flesh-wall
penguins smile before
a G8 summit meeting
:::
April fools day -
penguins line up
War Council photo shoot
:::
signing papers
before Armageddon
smoking penguins
:::
sleeping
in softdrink vending machines
guerilla penguins
:::
Creation is accomplished
in three shifts
hardworking penguins
:::
paranoia follows -
the mass of copulating
penguins
:::
pulling the strings
of big politics
incognito penguins
:::
taking their revenge
on jelly-bears - penguins
raiding a candy store
:::
penguins smile before
a G8 summit meeting
:::
April fools day -
penguins line up
War Council photo shoot
:::
signing papers
before Armageddon
smoking penguins
:::
sleeping
in softdrink vending machines
guerilla penguins
:::
Creation is accomplished
in three shifts
hardworking penguins
:::
paranoia follows -
the mass of copulating
penguins
:::
pulling the strings
of big politics
incognito penguins
:::
taking their revenge
on jelly-bears - penguins
raiding a candy store
:::
April 02, 2011
March 31, 2011
March 30, 2011
haiku
end of March -
a war-god makes room
for a flock of sheep
---
(an old Dk name for April is Sheep-month)
a war-god makes room
for a flock of sheep
---
(an old Dk name for April is Sheep-month)
March 29, 2011
Fri Haiku
New edition of "Fri Haiku" Swedish web publication with participants in more languages incl. English.
GO SEE!!!
---
New edition of Roadrunner
GO SEE!!!
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New edition of Roadrunner
March 28, 2011
March 27, 2011
March 25, 2011
March 24, 2011
haiku - more spring
spring parade -
a book reavels
a hidden maze
:::
pollen attack -
a brain-flower releases
a flying army
:::
Bollywood movie I tap my feet in Denmark
:::
money worries -
a spring sun makes faces
in the ice free lake
a book reavels
a hidden maze
:::
pollen attack -
a brain-flower releases
a flying army
:::
Bollywood movie I tap my feet in Denmark
:::
money worries -
a spring sun makes faces
in the ice free lake
March 23, 2011
March 21, 2011
March 18, 2011
haikus of spring
paper ladder
onwards upwards
thunderclouds
:::
mud tiger -
I sprinkle the earth
with mirrors
:::
potential snowmen
invading the spring-room
hardly furbished
:::
this snowman
still a foetus
what a handful
:::
umbilical cord -
a tightrope
for angels
onwards upwards
thunderclouds
:::
mud tiger -
I sprinkle the earth
with mirrors
:::
potential snowmen
invading the spring-room
hardly furbished
:::
this snowman
still a foetus
what a handful
:::
umbilical cord -
a tightrope
for angels
March 16, 2011
March 14, 2011
March 10, 2011
March 08, 2011
5 sunrays - haiku
5 sunrays
traversing space
to enter my coffee
:::
5 sunrays
- no names mentioned -
1 for each finger
:::
5 sunrays
shaping a blackbird
better than I could
:::
5 sunrays
blinding a truckdriver
killing a deer
:::
5 sunrays
pushing a shiny jetplane -
it carries world peace
:::
on the edge
of a visiting night -
5 sunrays
:::
traversing space
to enter my coffee
:::
5 sunrays
- no names mentioned -
1 for each finger
:::
5 sunrays
shaping a blackbird
better than I could
:::
5 sunrays
blinding a truckdriver
killing a deer
:::
5 sunrays
pushing a shiny jetplane -
it carries world peace
:::
on the edge
of a visiting night -
5 sunrays
:::
March 06, 2011
crypto zoology
Yesterday I watched a couple of tv-shows about cryto zoology and the hunt for Big Foot and had a hard time finding out if it was a joke or not. Anyway, some haiku came out of it.
----
rehearsing crypto zoology
I lay a trap
for my lost slipper
:::
hunting the Big Foot -
he goes to the hypermaket
with binoculars
:::
crypto zoologist -
the way he looks
at his wife
:::
crypto zoology -
who could imagine
I would exist?
:::
checking his carpet
for unknown prints
the crypto zoologist hovers up from bed
:::
studying his kids hair
under a microscope
the crypto zoologist
:::
every morning
measuring his canines
crypto zoologist
----
rehearsing crypto zoology
I lay a trap
for my lost slipper
:::
hunting the Big Foot -
he goes to the hypermaket
with binoculars
:::
crypto zoologist -
the way he looks
at his wife
:::
crypto zoology -
who could imagine
I would exist?
:::
checking his carpet
for unknown prints
the crypto zoologist hovers up from bed
:::
studying his kids hair
under a microscope
the crypto zoologist
:::
every morning
measuring his canines
crypto zoologist
March 05, 2011
haiku
humming 24 - 7
the ventilator
the universe
:::
born and born again
a god keeps putting coins
on my eyelids
the ventilator
the universe
:::
born and born again
a god keeps putting coins
on my eyelids
March 04, 2011
March 03, 2011
haiku
March -
even in a war-gods' garden
a touch of spring
:::
March -
for a month I duck arrows
from a war-god
:::
March -
the name of a war-god
woven in crocus
even in a war-gods' garden
a touch of spring
:::
March -
for a month I duck arrows
from a war-god
:::
March -
the name of a war-god
woven in crocus
March 02, 2011
March 01, 2011
February 28, 2011
haiku - penguins
the rustle
of dry feet in the night -
penguins coming
*
collective stare
cutting every debate short -
10.000 penguins
of dry feet in the night -
penguins coming
*
collective stare
cutting every debate short -
10.000 penguins
February 27, 2011
February 24, 2011
February 23, 2011
February 21, 2011
February 20, 2011
February 19, 2011
February 18, 2011
3 x crumbling rainbow
how many fingers
does it take?
crumbling rainbow
:::
soft soft bricks
the backside of this
crumbling rainbow
:::
hissing at the sky
the noise of
a crumbling rainbow
does it take?
crumbling rainbow
:::
soft soft bricks
the backside of this
crumbling rainbow
:::
hissing at the sky
the noise of
a crumbling rainbow
(subject to change - work in progress)
February 17, 2011
February 16, 2011
February 15, 2011
4 haiku not related
these pupils
big enough to take in
the night sky
:::
the birch again -
a sudden longing for
an encyclopedia
:::
wobbly v -
ducks crossing
in a gale
:::
still winter -
a heavy book about
nutritional supplements
big enough to take in
the night sky
:::
the birch again -
a sudden longing for
an encyclopedia
:::
wobbly v -
ducks crossing
in a gale
:::
still winter -
a heavy book about
nutritional supplements
February 13, 2011
February 11, 2011
haiku
snow again
sheep on the unified field
grassing
:::
tension headache -
the far end of this road
where strangers live
:::
bitter cold -
I hold my breath
to stop hiccups
:::
February moon -
surfing to find a GPS
for my thought-scape
sheep on the unified field
grassing
:::
tension headache -
the far end of this road
where strangers live
:::
bitter cold -
I hold my breath
to stop hiccups
:::
February moon -
surfing to find a GPS
for my thought-scape
February 10, 2011
haiku
rain on the bald spot
can't help thinking about
quantum physics
:::
like a photon
bounced off smooth surfaces
I've come to this day
:::
giraffes turn
into sound and fruit -
sights of the quantum field
can't help thinking about
quantum physics
:::
like a photon
bounced off smooth surfaces
I've come to this day
:::
giraffes turn
into sound and fruit -
sights of the quantum field
February 09, 2011
February 08, 2011
February 07, 2011
February 04, 2011
February 03, 2011
haiku
February rain
stacking pills too round
to stack
:::
outside in the rain ::: the rain
:::
February rain
I change skin color
under energy saving bulbs
stacking pills too round
to stack
:::
outside in the rain ::: the rain
:::
February rain
I change skin color
under energy saving bulbs
February 01, 2011
January 30, 2011
haiku
farmer with a Brueghel face
I walk into the 15th century
:::
blue sky
when did I last
see a clown?
I walk into the 15th century
:::
scientist tying
Orions Belt – and why?
he's wearing suspenders
:::
waste dump
the four elements present -
cradle of life?
:::
blue sky
when did I last
see a clown?
January 28, 2011
haiku
bells from the train-crossing
I am not alone
:::
moonlight
removing what is left
of cover-ups
::
rain ::: those nameless waters
:::
biting an apple
the silent sky
of midwinter
January 26, 2011
haiku
the door squeaks
in three notes
start of frenzied sax-solo
in three notes
start of frenzied sax-solo
:::
on the garbage bin
a thin layer of ice
and what is left of the moon
:::
willfully ignoring the other
black cat and I
beneath Orions Belt
January 17, 2011
January 16, 2011
January 12, 2011
haiku
stacking my coins
two for the ferryman
rest for the laundromat
*
carpenters van
red as ketchup -
my arms stopped shaking
*
circle of rainbow
cast on the wall
reflection of Vivaldi Concerti
*
right side of the moon
a Bach Cantata
embedded in silver foil
*
Gesualdo
the voices of angels
and maddening jealousy
two for the ferryman
rest for the laundromat
*
carpenters van
red as ketchup -
my arms stopped shaking
*
circle of rainbow
cast on the wall
reflection of Vivaldi Concerti
*
right side of the moon
a Bach Cantata
embedded in silver foil
*
Gesualdo
the voices of angels
and maddening jealousy
January 11, 2011
January 06, 2011
January 05, 2011
January 04, 2011
January 01, 2011
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