Long long ago, my mother’s tender care,
eagerly I think of it.
Held close within my mother’s clothing
there was a different kind of springtime.
~Buson*
*cited:
Haiku Master Buson
Y. Sawa & E. Shiffert
photography
silent sunday
weekly photo challenge: silhouette
is it like
a charcoal sketch —
a hazy shadow?
~Toyokuni*
to view additional images or to participate in Cheri’s silhouette photo challenge visit The Daily Post
*cited:
Japanese Death Poems
Yoel Hoffmann
silent sunday
weekly photo challenge: texture
my personal musings invite me to walk down paths of existence
that often are, for others,
unknown dimension of imaginative conclusions
to participate or view images submitted for Natalia Maks’ photo challenge visit the dailypost
weekly photo challenge: zigzag
mountain moon–
father pulls the bell rope
his child prays*
~ Issa
to view or participate in Ben’s photo challenge “zigzag” visit The Daily Post
*cited:
http: haikuguy.com
silent sunday
weekly photo challenge: summer lovin’
on the valley trail
a person walking looks small —
fresh new leaves!
~Buson*
visit The Daily Post to participate in this week’s photo challenge: Summer Lovin’
*cited:
Haiku Master Buson
Y.Sawa & E. Shiffert
wild geese murmuring…
wild geese murmuring–
are they spreading
rumors about me?
~Issa*
*cited:
drifting
traveling geese–
the human mind, too
drifts
~Issa*
*cited:
www.haikuguy.com
weekly photo challenge: container
in the box
four or five pennies…
night of winter rain
~Issa*
to view or participate in Ben Huberman’s photo challenge “show us something that contains something else” visit The Daily Post
*cited:
weekly photo challenge: relic
a broken dream–
where do they go
the butterflies?
~Ichimu*
visit the DailyPost@Wordpress.com to view additional photos submitted for Donncha Ó Caoimh’s challenge: What images does “relic” conjure for you? A well-worn piece of blue beach glass, the faded pencil markings from a high-school journal, or the curmudgeonly character from the CBC television series, The Beachcombers?
cited
*Japanese Death Poems
Yoel Hoffmann
a meditative journey 
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