Longtime no "see". My wife and I both enjoyed reading this current page of haiku.
Just thought I'd let you know we are on a working holiday in Alberta (Canmore).
Its such a beautiful area! I can see where you get your haiku inspiration. When we get a car, we might make a day trip to Edmonton - it would be great to meet up for coffee.
Keep up the good work,
Tim Steggall (lifeofastudentteacherwithkids.blogspot.com)
Tim: Good to hear from you. I'd love to have coffee with you. Please send me an email privately and we'll make arrangements: vaughn -at- sewardconsulting.com
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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oh yes
we must find our oases where we can
like this for its "shades" of meaning :)
Hi Vaughn
Longtime no "see". My wife and I both enjoyed reading this current page of haiku.
Just thought I'd let you know we are on a working holiday in Alberta (Canmore).
Its such a beautiful area! I can see where you get your haiku inspiration. When we get a car, we might make a day trip to Edmonton - it would be great to meet up for coffee.
Keep up the good work,
Tim Steggall (lifeofastudentteacherwithkids.blogspot.com)
perfect for a hot sunny day
(love it)
Floots: Thanks.
Tim: Good to hear from you. I'd love to have coffee with you. Please send me an email privately and we'll make arrangements: vaughn -at- sewardconsulting.com
Polona: Thanks.
at only takes one. :)
Beautifully versed - so much in so few words. Your economy is staggering and satisfying.
Andrew: You got that!
Nick: Thank you for your kind words.
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