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My response to the prompt

Carpe Diem # 68, Winter Grasses
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Pampas grass

blowin’ in the wind

weathervane
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(inspired by : Buson

aki sarike ikukani narinu kareobana

the day has come
when Autumn is over
dead pampas grass

© Buson)

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My response to the prompt

Carpe Diem # 82, Withered Mums

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mums on doorstep

frost withers ~ snow covers

return to dust

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My response to the prompt

Carpe Diem # 294, Orchids

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orchids in winter

cheer short days ~ long nights

warmth of wood stove

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Here are the prompts to “play again” from our CDHK history:

Carpe Diem # 68, Winter Grasses
Carpe Diem # 82, Withered Mums
Carpe Diem # 294, Orchids

This GW-post you can see as the introduction to our new Carpe Diem Haiku Kai feature “Time-machine” in which we will “play again” with prompts from our CDHK history.

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Winter Wonderland

 

Winter Wonderland
by seaside ~ beauty in frost
red berries tempt birds
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sea smoke glows
red lobster boats peak thru
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red lobster boats
reflections skim the ice
wait in frozen waters
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fishermen mend nets
prepare for warmer days
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winter’s warmer days 
sun on cold waters ~ clear ice
joy on the sea
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Snowmen are Captains
wreaths ~ holiday lights cheer
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Winter Wonderland
evergreens dressed in glistening white
camellia red cardinals 
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sea smoke glows
red lobster boats on white ice
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The prompt by

This week I love to challenge you all a bit more to write a short chained poem

with a maximum of eight stanza following the classical rules

(5-7-5; 7-7; 5-7-5; 7-7; 5-7-5; 7-7; 5-7-5; 7-7)

and your last stanza (classically called “ageku”)

has to close the chain by associating on the first stanza.

Of course you don’t need to use the classical syllables count, but that’s up to you.
Not an easy task I think, but therefore I give you all 24 hours instead of 18 hours … So you have to write a chained poem (Renga) of maximum eight (8) stanza inspired on the image and the prompt WINTER WONDERLAND within 24 hours.

What a wonderful winterland don’t you think too? Look at the snow and that gorgeous color of the Camelia must be a source of inspiration for you all.  


solitude-winter-tree

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Solitude … my response

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comfort of silence

. doe with fawn out back

. revelations dawn

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I was unable to post yesterday

due to putting my laptop in the shop

I had written for the prompt

Carpe Diem #621, first light

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dawn’s first rays

mountain top coast of Maine

smoke from wood stoves

 

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From the prompt Solitude:

“….the prompt for today, solitude, another wonderful modern kigo extracted from Jane Reichhold’s “A Dictionary of Haiku”. Solitude …. loneliness, emptiness, isolation or silence, all synonyms for solitude. I (Chèvrefeuille) think I can write a nice haiku with this prompt, but let me first look at the examples of Jane Reichhold.
 
the shape of wind
writing in dunes
loneliness


alone in the house
the flavor of peppermint
cold on the tongue


a journey begins
the way familiar
to the door

 

frozen to his feet
the length of a shadow
wanting to sleep
 
© Jane Reichhold
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 our host writes:
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the vastness of the heath
just the sound of fresh fallen snow
a cold moonlit night
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© Chèvrefeuille
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That wasn’t easy. As I started to ‘connect’ with solitude the first thing I felt was the loneliness of a field of heath in the middle of winter. Wandering in the moonlit night …. the freezing cold, the soft cracking of snow. I just had to catch that feeling in a haiku …
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Here is another version:
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a cold moonlit night
just the sound of fresh fallen snow –
wandering over the moors
© Chèvrefeuille