Posts Tagged Haiku
Monday Haiku (Late Edition)
Posted by Yoshii The Bushido Poet in Arts & Architecture on March 9, 2010
A wind swept morning
Earth rises to greet the sky
Serendipity
Friday Haiku
Posted by Yoshii The Bushido Poet in Arts & Architecture on March 5, 2010
A wall of green sea
The tsunami came and left
A feast of roast pork
Monday Haiku
Posted by Yoshii The Bushido Poet in Arts & Architecture on March 1, 2010
Dark jade leafed forests
The hunter is now hunted
A crack in the wall
Friday Haiku
Posted by Yoshii The Bushido Poet in Arts & Architecture on February 26, 2010
Paper leaves flutter
Now is winter, not autumn
A police siren
Monday Haiku
Posted by Yoshii The Bushido Poet in Arts & Architecture on February 22, 2010
Lucky bells jingle
A small cloud is pushed by spring winds
Pennies from Heaven
Friday Haiku
Posted by Yoshii The Bushido Poet in Arts & Architecture on February 19, 2010
Dying embers fail
Bare branches scrape the wall
Flowers defy death
Monday Haiku
Posted by Yoshii The Bushido Poet in Arts & Architecture on February 15, 2010
Sea birds wheel on high
Guano rock defies the waves
A confused mist swirls
Haiku Monday
Posted by Yoshii The Bushido Poet in Arts & Architecture on February 8, 2010
Cherry blossoms fall
Thirty-two pearl stepping stones
Dark clouds approaching
Tuesday Haiku
Posted by Jan Florys Dog in Arts & Architecture on February 2, 2010
Dear Friends, we have just received this poem from a life-long Fullerton resident who goes by the web-handle of “Bushido Poet.” Apparently BP is a ninth-level haiku master. So when he haikus, we listen:
Rain patters my roof
Cold winds rattle the window
A braying donkey
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