[18 Nov 2005|02:25am] crazyjustin1685 The Ninja Dancing in the Autumn Moonlight While heads fall. post comment

Hi I'm new [14 Nov 2005|04:06am] crazyjustin1685 ( The Eugenia Beach Session ) post comment

[22 Sep 2005|12:49pm] funkymunkymagic kutsu ga nai machi de aruite yubi... itai a lot of people have asked me what happened to my seasonal word, but I've told them that the first line is supposed to point out that it's a warm / summery day. Although, it's open to opinion. post comment

Peaceful Haiku [23 Jul 2005|10:40pm] pooloftrees Streaky clouds drifting evenings peachy light reflects the world is at peace Gavin - 03/05/2005 post comment

[27 Apr 2005|11:18am] jakothewoods Great ivy'd walls clasp close to their bosoms stone dancing partners. * * * Freedom unlooked for offers time for contemplation, writing, and laughter. * * * A pool of languid water sits unrippled, awaiting its frog. * * * With presence of mind, great discipline, and willpower, I can relax. * * * Roses and liles are not half so beautiful as the dandilion. * * * We break the darkness with lanterns and torches and lbind ourselves. * * * A tree's laughter is the same as a child's. Can you hear it? * * * Quickly written, scribed down with pen on paper. Quickly forgotten. * * * Pandas and bamboo are not familiar nature. Loon and pine for me. * * * A bird in the bush is worth any number captive. Just ask any bird. * * * First glance: dirty gulch; but mushrooms and moss grow at the bottom. * * * A content tree stands alone in a meadow, humming to herself. * * * Why rush about so when a slow and measured tread reaches the end too? * * * Missing the worms over breadcrumbs and tidbits, silly birds clamour. * * * Fine and private place, this boneyard with it's spectres where I write and rest. * * * Trees whisper and speak sign-language to each other. º º º 2 comments|post comment

x-posted in several haiku communities [25 Mar 2005|11:09am] jakothewoods Superlative peace can be found, without trying, lying beneath trees. post comment

[07 Nov 2004|02:18am] bluuues I'm expirementing with a new form, it's basically three haiku that work as one haiku. I'm not sure how much I consider them haiku, but what the hell, I like this poem. walking around the dorm remembering ghosts from last year I drop my cigarette in a mud puddle and notice how the buildings move faster than the moon. post comment

[04 Nov 2004|03:07am] bluuues girls passing outside my window as I lay in bed red tiled roofs in the morning sun blue skies dragonfly hovering over the field and autumn nighttime with nothing but a cigarette 6 comments|post comment

[04 Nov 2004|03:03am] bluuues Hey everyone, I plan on posting some haiku finally. I'd like everyone to read this: The "haiku" was invented and developed over hundreds of years in Japan to be a complete poem in seventeen syllables and to pack in a whole vision of life in three short lines. A "Western Haiku" need not concern itself with the seventeen syllables since Western languages cannot adapt themselves to the fluid syllabic Japanese. I propose that the "Western Haiku" simply say a lot in three short lines in any Western language. Above all, a Haiku must be very simple and free of all poetic trickery and make a little picture and yet be as airy and graceful as a Vivaldi Pastorella. Thats by Kerouac, and it should probably be the basis for your philosphy when writing haiku. This isn't japanese, forget the sylables. Strive for more concision. 4 comments|post comment

Were you planning on developing this? [03 Sep 2004|12:23am] nevischio Little wooden doll equipped with pinched sanguine lips and arachnid eyes post comment

And the first hiaku is... [26 May 2004|10:33am] bluuues i wonder if... i wonder if its sunlight 2 comments|post comment

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