This is my first Haiku blog (as opposed to web site) and its an attempt to start writing again... You can also visit my old website: Sangeet's Haiku and Poetry Corner now located on
pausing to touch
the mould on the lemon -
spring...
Sangeet
the mould on the lemon -
spring...
Sangeet
Sunday, April 09, 2006
About Me
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- Name:Sangeet
- Location:Wales, United Kingdom
I encountered my first Haiku about 20 years ago. However it was not until Dec 1995 that I was fortunate enough to find the Shiki Haiku Mailing List and this is where my real learning and writing began! ......more
- Some Haiku Sites -
- Many more on my Haiku and Poetry
- Corner here
- Some Haiku Blogs
- Summer 06 Haiku Blog
- UKKU Spring 06 Haiku Blog
- Paul Mena's Haiku Poet
- Haiku Workshop
- Eric Houck' Haiku
- Morden Haiku Poetry
- Haiku Soup
- It's Baxter
- Reflekshin
- Dagosan's Haiku Diary
- The Plenitude of Emptiness
- coffeeteaandhaiku
- Past Tense
- Haiku and Tanka Unchained
- Laryalee's Falling Leaves
- Skin after Skin
- Polona's Haiku
- Wakakusa
- Sun and Shadow
- Art, Poetry and Photography Links
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- the two year old asks the twelve year old for baub...
- carelessly discarded ice cream sticks...spring Sa...
- spring rain - discussing our blocked sewage drain ...
- animal farm- the young ones wonder which animal to...
- Easter competition - they decorate carefully with ...
- I am truly blessed to have three beautiful childre...
- spring rain - after warning him off the cookies I ...
- raindrops blurring my reflection similar to one a...
- school disco.. my children do not notice the rain ...
- spring .. my 8 year old offers me a cup of tea
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2 Comments:
that blue mould? i like the way it puffs into the air a little when touched - you just have to touch it - then try not to breathe it in... don't suppose it would hurt to do so..
LO
Hi LO, it was white actually.. though I have had he blue sort before :) . The combination of white on bright yellow just conjured up spring to me.. plus the fact that it had warmed up sufficieny for mould to form...
Sangeet
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