Sweet song of cherries
Fragrant blossoms fill the air
Music fills my soul
Fragrant blossoms fill the air
Music fills my soul
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Sakura drummers
Dancing with both hands and feet
Make a joyful noise
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Exotic rhythms
Mallots flying through the air
Call me to the East
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Pink petals falling
On the just and the unjust
Sweet and sour cherries*
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Goose draws with his quill
Emakimono of moose
Drumming with his hooves
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* Per Lolly's recommendation
Creative haiku even with a 'moose' ~ Carol of (A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeleteHa ha you have to know that the last one is my Favorite. Un orignal talentueux !
ReplyDeleteLove my visits here! The Last one is my favorite too! Do you have a thing for 'meese'?
ReplyDeleteThanks. Sometime over the last few days the moose has become a fixture in my carpe diem posts. Goose got a special invitation from Mystic.
ReplyDeleteCheers!
JzB
Each haiku creates a beautiful symphony. I especially enjoyed the song of the moose.
ReplyDeletei know each of us have our favorites but the third one's gotta be my fave ^^
ReplyDelete"sweet song of cherries"
ReplyDeleteahh that's a stunning line. Your way with words gives me moose bumps on my arms.
Jazz,
ReplyDeleteyou left a response haiku on my blog that I adore! I really think you should add it to your collection.
Thank you. It's like getting a little bouquet of pink genius!
Lolly -
ReplyDeleteAs you command, so is it done.
JzB
And I'm seeing a pattern--what's with the moose and the goose? I am intrigued.
ReplyDeleteNice series on Sakura and Taiko
ReplyDeleteI don't have words for this, you have actually headed Japan, where did you discover this emaki-mono of moose.
ReplyDeletewonderful, creative, exquisite!
Emakimono of moose - now that's a line :)
ReplyDeleteAs usual the moose is great, but the second to last is brilliant and in line with our poet of the month.
ReplyDeleteLovely and I so love some tart cherries! Yum!
ReplyDeleteWonderful and abundant... I enjoined reading all of them. ;-)
ReplyDeleteEliz