Our haiku prompts for Oct 26-Nov 2 as we transition from Autumn to Winter.
As always, feel free to use any variation or simply as inspiration.
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10/26 Berries
10/27 Whisper
10/28 Pie
10/29 Squash
10/30 Flour
10/31 Ghost
11/01 North Wind
11/02 Cold
When the winter chrysanthemums go,
There’s nothing to write about
But radishes.
---Matsuo Bashō
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Our haiku prompts for Oct 19-26.
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10/19 Foggy
10/20 Grapes
10/21 Refreshing
10/22 Reeds
10/23 Stems
10/24 Lightning
10/25 Pear
10/26 Berries
Mushroom gathering —
the heads are full
as the peak of the moon
--- Yosa Buson
Translated by Allan Persinger
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Our haiku prompts for Oct 12-19.
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10/12 Cozy
10/13 Desolate
10/14 Withered
10/15 Yellow Leaves
10/16 Hot Tea
10/17 Hunter’s Moon
10/18 Crisp
10/19 Foggy
The cry of a pheasant,
as if it just noticed
the mountain.
―Kobayashi Issa,
translation Michael R. Burch
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Our haiku prompts for Oct 5 - 12.
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10/05 Frost
10/06 Grain
10/07 Maple
10/08 Haystack
10/09 Comfort
10/10 Plenty
10/11 Grown
10/12 Cozy
in the autumn night
breaking into
a pleasant chat
---Matsuo Bashō
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Our haiku prompts for Sep 28 - Oct 5.
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09/28 Quill
09/29 Clear Sky
09/30 Salmon
10/01 Apple
10/02 Geese
10/03 Mushrooms
10/04 Night Chill
10/05 Frost
the white bush clovers
drop the dewdrops
frequently.
---Masaoka Shiki
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Our haiku prompts for Sep 21-28.
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09/21 Cooling
09/22 Twilight
09/23 Laughter
09/24 Wings
09/25 Puddle
09/26 Spice
09/27 Morning
09/28 Quill
late September is
wearing a sky-colored
lined kimono
--Kobayashi Issa
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Our haiku prompts for Sep 14-21.
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09/14 Sea Bass
09/15 First Storm
09/16 Chrysanthemums
09/17 Corn Moon
09/18 High Tide
09/19 Harvest
09/20 Pumpkin
09/21 Cooling
mountains darken
robbing the red
from maple leaves
--Yosa Buson
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Our haiku prompts for Sep 7 - 14.
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09/07 Clear Water
09/08 Chilly
09/09 Willow Leaves
09/10 Autumn Dusk
09/11 Fog
09/12 Sparrows
09/13 Pampas Grass
09/14 Sea Bass
Very squarely
setting its buttocks down—
the pumpkin
—SŌSEKI
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Our haiku prompts for Aug 31 - Sep 7.
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08/31 Sardines
09/01 Wind Storm
09/02 New Moon
09/03 Orchids
09/04 Deer
09/05 Walnut
09/06 Dragonfly
09/07 Clear Water
Autumn moonlight--
a worm digs silently
into the chestnut.
--Matsuo Bashō
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Our haiku prompts for August 24-31.
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08/24 Red Leaves
08/25 Clear Air
08/26 Fall Colors
08/27 Autumn Wind
08/28 Dew
08/29 Lamplight
08/30 Pear
08/31 Sardines
The cluster amaryllis
Lean all together
Over the water.
---Yamaguchi Seison
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