“The richer our sensory environment
and the greater our freedom to explore it, the more intricate will be
the patterns for learning, thought and creativity.”
~Carla Hannaford
Your challenge is to write a haiku or
tanka (or choose one of your previously published works) that has a
connection with the themes/feelings/images of the above quote, without
just restating what has appeared in the text, to create a haibun. Play
around with it and see what you come up with. Enjoy!
Click here for the first post on how I Quote, You 'Ku works. Every poet who posts a poem this month will be entered into the draw to win a copy of A New Resonance 8.
Click here for the first post on how I Quote, You 'Ku works. Every poet who posts a poem this month will be entered into the draw to win a copy of A New Resonance 8.
i turn the radio off
ReplyDeleteto hear the wheels turn
sjbyrnes
build up your senses
ReplyDeleteso you can learn everything
in the smallest glance
climbing up the height queue of ants
ReplyDeletesoft brush
ReplyDeletethe wheat field ready
for harvest
July 28: environment
ReplyDeletescent of lavender
purple
from horizon to horizon
Gary B
dew on spider's webs
ReplyDeletefractals from kaleidoscopes
are only fleeting