The theme of last Sunday's service was humility so I thought I would share my quotation about it from my quotation collection. Here goes, hope you like it.
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.
Monday, August 30, 2010
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Aloneness
I chase
the remnants
of my broken dream
chilling the night
of your absence
In Sixty sunflowers:
Tanka Society of America Members’
2007 Anthology
the remnants
of my broken dream
chilling the night
of your absence
In Sixty sunflowers:
Tanka Society of America Members’
2007 Anthology
Spring Summer Haiga
loneliness,
Tanka,
Tanka anthology,
Tanka Society of America
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Hiroshima
Before the end of this month, I reluctantly decided to upload my haiga about Hiroshima and Nagasaki which were the recipients of atomic bombs killing hundreds of thousands people, mostly civilians on August 6 and 9, 1945.
Spring Summer Haiga
Atomic bomb,
Haiga,
Haiku,
Hiroshima,
Nagasaki,
Senryu,
World War II
Friday, August 20, 2010
Monday, August 16, 2010
A dog's tale
LORNA AND LOLA
a dog’s tale
Yesterday, my daughter requested me to accompany her to a friend’s house about two hours drive from our place. Before returning home, I invited her to dinner at her favorite Thai restaurant close to our house where she enjoyed her favorite dish with tofu and exotic drink. That’s the least I could do for her, I thought.
Psst, tomorrow is her birthday and I plan to bring her to Hokkaido, a new Japanese seafood buffet in Long Beach, one of only two locations in southern California. So this morning after my workout in the gym, I bought her a petite succulent house plant with gorgeous red flowers which I put in her room to surprise her when she comes home.
she could not bear to look back
and hear her whimper again
nor see her mournful face once more
begging for a warm embrace
she gave away her dog Lola
to her friend for adoption
a dog’s tale
Yesterday, my daughter requested me to accompany her to a friend’s house about two hours drive from our place. Before returning home, I invited her to dinner at her favorite Thai restaurant close to our house where she enjoyed her favorite dish with tofu and exotic drink. That’s the least I could do for her, I thought.
Psst, tomorrow is her birthday and I plan to bring her to Hokkaido, a new Japanese seafood buffet in Long Beach, one of only two locations in southern California. So this morning after my workout in the gym, I bought her a petite succulent house plant with gorgeous red flowers which I put in her room to surprise her when she comes home.
she could not bear to look back
and hear her whimper again
nor see her mournful face once more
begging for a warm embrace
she gave away her dog Lola
to her friend for adoption
Spring Summer Haiga
Birthday,
Dog,
Dog tale,
Haibun,
Interpersonal relations,
Korean sijo,
Lorna,
Pets,
Sijo
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Waiting
almost dawn
an empty bottle
near the phone
The Heron’s Nest
Vol. VIII, No. 4, December 2006
an empty bottle
near the phone
The Heron’s Nest
Vol. VIII, No. 4, December 2006
Spring Summer Haiga
aloneness,
Haiku,
loneliness,
The Heron's Nest,
Waiting
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Hospice visit
hospice visit
for the third time
she asks the name
of her daughter
holding her hand
Sketchbook Vol. 5, No. 2
March/April 2010
for the third time
she asks the name
of her daughter
holding her hand
Sketchbook Vol. 5, No. 2
March/April 2010
Spring Summer Haiga
Alzheimer's disease,
Hospice,
Hospice visit,
Sketchbook,
Tanka
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