Thank you Kikka. I consider haiku a most beautiful combination of language and philosophy. I use it with humor as bokeh to tease Petra. She told me in an email she will lie and say she has whatever it is I am sending her just to see me eat my hat! It is good to have good friends. :) C
Thank you MyRealitty Yes there is even a saying; "Friends are the salt of the Life". Now I am sorry to find out that I made a notable spelling mistake last time...but i am not a native English writer, so please forgive me! (Should have written; Finnish-language..) :)
O`you lucky one! You have been able to live Haiku to become true in your life, I can see that in your own Haiku! When you are a child and you live in an environment, you kind of feel the environment, the culture that surrounds you in a different and very special way, you enjoy all the meanings and little tastes without even thinking about them; Natural as life as your Haiku-poem. (...so difficult to say what I mean, as an adult...)
what is the first letter?
ReplyDeleteHaiku? is a Japanese poem existing of 3 sentences with syllables of 5 for the first line,
ReplyDelete7 for the second,
and 5 for the last. C
häh?
ReplyDeleteEH?
ReplyDelete"Haiku on japanilainen kolmisäkeinen runo, jossa on 17 tavua. Tavut on jaettu säkeiksi suhteessa 5-7-5. Haikujen aiheet liittyvät yleensä luontoon"
ReplyDeleteThat is how Haiku is explaned in finish language...
Thank you Kikka.
ReplyDeleteI consider haiku a most beautiful combination of language and philosophy. I use it with humor as bokeh to tease Petra. She told me in an email she will lie and say she has whatever it is I am sending her just to see me eat my hat!
It is good to have good friends. :) C
Thank you MyRealitty
ReplyDeleteYes there is even a saying; "Friends are the salt of the Life".
Now I am sorry to find out that I made a notable spelling mistake last time...but i am not a native English writer, so please forgive me!
(Should have written; Finnish-language..)
:)
I forgot to say that I also like Haiku. My Blo even "starts" with an old Haiku by Matsuo Bashô
ReplyDeleteI am impressed! Matsuo Basho is the master. Here is one I wrote in the 4th grade.
ReplyDeleteUp comes a big wave
Little feet scamper away
but there are wet toes...
I lived in Japan when I was little. CM
O`you lucky one! You have been able to live Haiku to become true in your life, I can see that in your own Haiku!
ReplyDeleteWhen you are a child and you live in an environment, you kind of feel the environment, the culture that surrounds you in a different and very special way, you enjoy all the meanings and little tastes without even thinking about them; Natural as life as your Haiku-poem.
(...so difficult to say what I mean, as an adult...)