I lick a stamp
for the letter to her...
all-day drizzle.
About Masago
- Masago
- Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
- From "The Haiku Anthology" I became interested in Haiku and I have since written numerous haiku, senyru, and tanka. "Masago", my haiku pen-name, means "grain(s) of sand" in Japanese. I have recently started learning Esperanto and Japanese. A few years ago I developed a new eastern verse form which we now call 'Renhai'.
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12 comments:
I lick a stamp
for the letter to her...
all-day drizzle.
994: Wet paper.
[Although a day of drizzle can seem dreary and dismal, for me it actually generates a comforting, cozy feeling. Writing a letter to a loved one on such a day can be a bittersweet experience.]
There's something about getting a handwritten letter....
perfect! this is one that I wish I had written. :)
I bet you have great penmanship, too
on certain wet days i share your feelings exactly
thank you
(and re your comments on the previous post - for me it was miniature bows and arrows the latter made from cocktail sticks pins and thread) :)
Dear Vaughn, you have touched a sensitive string... I'm an old fashioned lady :)who prefers the handwritten letters, the vintage style pictures and clothes.
Your L1 is very suggestive...:)I'm joking, of course.I apologise.
I like very much your poem; thank you for sharing.
May I hope you will add the poem to the Eros thread?
evocative
john
people still write letters??
love it!
i like this haiku very much!
a good connection between the first line "I lick a stamp" and the drizzle
this "all-day" ("all-day drizzle") `makes` this letter long, very long... -- and i`m sure she will love the letter
best wishes,
Angelika
Aurora: I know what you mean. I used to send and receive a lot more of the them that I used to.
Andrew: Thanks...I know that feeling.
Pamela: *blush* I have studied how to write with an italic pen. :-)
Floots: Thanks. P.S. How did you make the arrows (I'm assuming the cocktail sticks were for the arrows)?
Dana-maria: Thank you. :-)
As for the Eros series, thanks for the suggestion, I added this to it this morning:
http://tinyurl.com/2cqs5v
John: Thanks. :-)
Polona: Well, folks don't write as much any more. :-)
Angelika: Thank you for your kind words.
Emotionally rich, Vaughn
Bill: Thanks.
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