remember the smoke?
say i hadn’t forgotten
everything in sight!
From words on page 263 of Lord of the Flies by William Golding (Faber and Faber Education Edition 1969/1954).
... and occasional Tanka... and Haibun. Started after a competition on the unbound.co.uk blog (see #1 and #2). Mostly actually senryu, I think. This year attempting to publish a Haiku every day - 365 Haiku a Day. For good or for ill, I always aim to stick rigidly to a 5-7-5 structure - forgive me if I have counted the syllables wrong, often they are how I have said, or thought, them in my head rather than their official number.
remember the smoke?
say i hadn’t forgotten
everything in sight!
From words on page 263 of Lord of the Flies by William Golding (Faber and Faber Education Edition 1969/1954).
the old year sleeping dreaming remembering all for eternity
Written for the January Tricycle Haiku Challenge using the Winter season word, the old year.
the old year’s dead trees remain in winter stasis little is yet new
Written for the January Tricycle Haiku Challenge using the Winter season word, the old year.