Share this postRoots & BranchesSummertime Haiga Copy linkFacebookEmailNotesMoreMemoir-ish Musings by MelSummertime Haiga Japanese Image PoemsMary Ellen GambuttiJul 08, 202411Share this postRoots & BranchesSummertime Haiga Copy linkFacebookEmailNotesMore61ShareDear Readers, Friends ~ This evening, I have several Haiga and Senryu from my collection. Please let me know in a comment if one or more appeal, or if you have any questions. I‘m encouraged to see your numbers steadily increase!I travel home — even trees call the blue jaysuntil the dawn - shadow dancingI wait for stories of strangers - rasp of cricketLeave a commentrocker awaits her - the scent of dried wormwood and artemisiahungry carp - please stay away from Buddha's toes!blossom of time, fading, you mean as much as you did yesterday — wabi sabisummer rain — his bright parka across the meadow Now is the time for change - sparrow in the dustan oasis for cormorants — city pond© Mary Ellen GambuttiPreviousNext
Love your imagery Mary humanity needs poetry and the idea of its calm.
I find them very peaceful and a cleanse for the mind after reading too much heavy prose.