Our haiku prompts for Jan 18-25
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Thank you for sharing your works and supporting each other.
North South
01/18 Thaw Grass
01/19 Pebble Meadow
01/20 Hibernate Kingfisher
01/21 Time Smolder
01/22 Candle Lawn
01/23 Ocean Parched
01/24 Glimmer Lotus
01/25 Rage Glade
Although there is the road,
The child walks
In the snow.
---Murakami Kijo
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Our haiku prompts for Jan 11-18
kigo hemispheres
two halves to make the world whole
it seems only fair
North South
01/11 Peace Swim
01/12 Freeze Hollihock
01/13 Smoke Fruit
01/14 Crust Suntan
01/15 Wolf Moon Wolf Moon
01/16 Bare Trees Picnic
01/17 Quiet Noon
01/18 Thaw Grass
the cool breeze.
with all his strength
The cricket.
---Kobayashi Issa
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Our haiku prompts for Jan 4 - 11
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The first full week of the new year. May all your efforts bear fruit.
01/04 Deer
01/05 Pine Gate
01/06 Charcoal
01/07 Cold Sea
01/08 Drafts
01/09 Bear
01/10 Snow
01/11 Peace
Cold moon —
among the withered trees
three stalks of bamboo
— Yosa Buson
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Our haiku prompts for Dec 28 - Jan 1.
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Another year draws to a close. Poetry is hard, but made slightly easier by sharing. Thank you for your willingness to share.
12/28 Cardinal
12/29 Icicles
12/30 December
12/31 Endings
01/01 Beginning
01/02 New Year
01/03 Rooster
01/04 Deer
Year after year
on the monkey’s face
a monkey’s face.
—Matsuo Bashō
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Our haiku prompts for Dec 21-28.
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12/21 Solstice
12/22 Long Night
12/23 Snowflake
12/24 Short Day
12/25 Chestnut
12/26 Fox
12/27 Fireplace
12/28 Cardinal
How amusing,
it may change into snow—
the winter rain
—Matsuo Bashō
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Our haiku prompts for Dec 14-21.
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12/14 Snow Drift
12/15 Crane
12/16 Breath
12/17 Clear Sky
12/18 Dark Cloud
12/19 Tracks
12/20 Juncos
12/21 Solstice
Taking a nap
I hide within myself—
winter seclusion
—Yosa Buson
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Our haiku prompts for Dec 7-14.
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12/07 Holly
12/08 Clear Day
12/09 Porridge
12/10 Hare
12/11 Cold Night
12/12 Dried Fruit
12/13 Viburnum
12/14 Snow Drift
Snow
falls on snow —
and remains silent
— Santōka Taneda
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Our haiku prompts for Nov 30 - Dec 7.
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Your efforts supporting each other are appreciated.
11/30 Endure
12/01 Winter Grove
12/02 Withered Field
12/03 Sparrow
12/04 Bear
12/05 Mountains
12/06 Celery
12/07 Holly
Coming to the sea
the winter wind has no place
to return
—Yamaguchi Seishi
Our haiku prompts for Nov 23-30.
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Your efforts supporting each other are appreciated.
11/23 Stew
11/24 Withered Reeds
11/25 Turnip
11/26 Passing
11/27 Pine
11/28 Hearth
11/29 First Snow
11/30 Endure
Colder than snow
on my white hair—
the winter moon
—Naitō Jōsō
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Our haiku prompts for Nov 16-23.
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Your efforts supporting each other are appreciated.
11/16 Ice
11/17 Coat
11/18 Hot Tea
11/19 Ravens
11/20 Dried Leaves
11/21 Sleet
11/22 Daikon
11/23 Stew
All in calmness —
the earth with half-opened eyes
moves into winter
— Dakotsu Iida
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