Wednesday 10 November 2010

HAIKU

Magpie No. 4

drops of semi precious stones
a purple shroud.
Mighty Hanuman triumphs.


Thank you Willow for posting your interesting prompt early this week. It has helped me to post both my reply to it and my own, unrelated, post following below, on the same afternoon.

32 comments:

  1. very beautiful photo..and the poem of Hamlet!!

    thanx!!

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  2. Very fitting, very nice!
    -- K

    Kay, Alberta, Canada
    An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel

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  3. you are such a classy writer

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  4. Beautifully written, gorgeous Magpie.

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  5. Each line, perfectly describes the photo!

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  6. Lord Hanuman a Hindu god, revered and a path to nurture?

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  7. Yes classy that is the description for sure. Your mind works faster than mine. Great job.
    QMM

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  8. I am always interested in the haiku
    response to a poetic challenge.
    I find it difficult to reduce my
    thoughts to such a precise meter,
    but love when others can.
    Nice response to the mag,
    and makes me want to know
    more about Lord Hanuman.

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  9. I love poem with stones. A poem after my own heart.

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  10. Stunning version of Haiku very original!

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  11. All that culture's paying off, Friko!




    Aloha from Waikiki :)

    Comfort Spiral

    ><}}(°>

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  12. He's awesome! Look at him jump :)

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  13. The haiku seems to have the fascinating atmosphere. . .

    Thank you.
    ruma

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  14. Well crafted Haiku and it fits the prompt exceptionally.

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  15. I'm not a big haiku fan, but this one hit the spot.

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  16. Just enchanting..lovely haiku!

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  17. Friko, as a fan of your writing, I'm so happy to read that you are stretching your talents by attending the class with the rigorous teacher.

    Your buzzing about indicates once again an appreciation of life's possibilities. Bravo!

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  18. I like this, Friko. I had to Wikipedia Hanuman :)
    Ya learn something new every day! Thanks.

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  19. very nice haiku on the prompt...bkm

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  20. Dear Friko: The Haiku shows the elemental so vital to Japanese Haiku poetry! Excellent imagery!

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  21. Even with limited verse you manage a cracker!

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