pear blossoms sway
with the winter wind
glimpse of spring
Vic Gendrano
Features various Asian poetic forms such as haiku, senryu, tanka, haibun, and haiga. Also American cinquain, Korean sijo, free verse and Tagalog poems. All posts are copyrighted © 2008-2015 by the author, Victor P. Gendrano. All rights reserved. Created June 11, 2008.
Friday, February 27, 2009
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Ashes
Ashes
we are, so to
ashes we shall return;
the irrefutable law of
nature.
From my book:
Rustle of bamboo leaves
we are, so to
ashes we shall return;
the irrefutable law of
nature.
From my book:
Rustle of bamboo leaves
Spring Summer Haiga
Ash Wednesday,
Ashes,
Cinquain,
Lent,
Lenten season,
Rustle of bamboo leaves
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Monday, February 9, 2009
Friday the 13th
Friday the 13th
I shoo a black cat
from my driveway
I shoo a black cat
from my driveway
Spring Summer Haiga
Black cat,
Friday the 13th,
Superstition
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Japanese Garden Ginku Walk
Today, Sunday, February 1, 2009, I attended the Southern California Haiku Study Group (SCHSG) for a Ginku walk and haiku workshop at the Japanese Garden in California State University, Long Beach. Since I was late, Chizuru (above) graciously guided me where the meeting was.
Her smile is so captivating that I took her picture and wrote haiku poems for her. Maybe next time, I can request her to remove her sunglasses before I take her picture, that is, if there’s another chance.
end of winter
the glimpse of spring
in her smile
Victor P. Gendrano
Spring Summer Haiga
Chizuru,
Ginku walk,
Haibun,
Haiku,
Southern Calif. Haiku Study Group
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