April 03, 2012

InterNaPwoWriMo 2012:3


enigmagnetic


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flexistance



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flysight











InterNaPwoWriMo: International Poetryword Writing Month
Read about here

March 19, 2012

a few more haiga made for NaHaiWriMo



Prompt: stars / constellations

Prompt: something hidden

Prompt: Sunday




Prompt: dolls

March 10, 2012

sky / heaven - nahaiwrimo prompt

more or less blue heavens conservative color-card



sky is heaven is sky in my tongue it's here and there



it's curvature repeated in my skull blue eternity 







(Like in Japanese we in Denmark use one word for both sky and Heaven: himmel)

March 08, 2012

haiga for NaHaiWriMo



the prompt: full moon by one of the names it's given Death Moon, Chaste Moon etc. but ...

March 05, 2012

A Hundred Gourds March 2012

these 3 haiku were published in "A Hundred Gourds" March 1, 2012
heatwave
a crayon-swan
in Temps Perdu


above behind in front of the rain rain


western gale a non-seasonal loneliness
Read "A Hundred Gourds" here

February 28, 2012

post generation

these haiku were written for a NaHaiWriMo prompt including a "haiku generator". it's a piece of code that gives you 17 syllables in 5-7-5 from random words; a nonsense-ku (most 5-7-5 ones are anyway)




stoned dervishes
out of sync they fall
like cut pigs





in a swarm of photons
I gladly bury
the rotting dog of winter (black)




no more cherry pie
the sick the poor the crying
gather by The Immovable




pinched by frost
I remind the songbird
it too shall rot






February 13, 2012

nahaiwrimo prompt: mountain


in a land without 'em molehills will do for mountains




Benignus' day in the Cleansing Month
I feel like having climbed
every mountain




the name is Mountain
John Mountain ...
and I have seen one too




imaginary mountains
I give them wings
just to liven things up




halfway through the Cleansing Month
I translate my name:
Giovanni Monte




”mountainless” a word that will do for now ::: melting snow


February 08, 2012

... and another one

nahaiwrimo prompt: hat


winter sun I go out wearing Ozaki's hat

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Info: inspired by Hiroaki Sato's translation of Hosai Ozaki's poems: Right under the big sky I don't wear a hat