pile of leaves
the urge to play
outgrown
a haiku example for autumn haiku 2008.
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Oh isn't that the truth - good one Kouji!
ReplyDeleteNot for me LOL - I still want to roll around in them.
ReplyDeleteLike the leaves themselves! Wonderful work.
ReplyDeleteNice one! it is sad if we outgrow the urge to play.
ReplyDeletethat's a sad little haiku!
ReplyDeleteI'm a new fan of this blog. You can say so much with so few syllables!
keep it up :)
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ReplyDeletelove it
Hello my friend. I love your Haiku poetry. What form are you using? This is Beloved Dreamer and I too love the sharp and clear meaning of Haiku.
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another nice haiku...hey dude a request , would you like to check out my poems, some haikus too at http://butru.blogspot.com and please your comments will be highly appreciated
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thanks for the comment, janice thomson. :)
ReplyDeleteTrue. I wouldn't mind rolling around in a pile of leaves myself. :)
thank for the comment, sandy carlson. :)
ReplyDeleteTrue. Just like the leaves themselves. :)
Thanks for the comment, art and poetry. :)
ReplyDeletetrue. I hope I never reach the point where I no longer feel like I can play and be silly. :)
Thanks for the comment, Stephanie. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for dropping by. I'll try to swing by your blog soon as well. :)
thanks for the comment, polona. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you like. :)
Thanks for the comment, Melanie. :)
ReplyDeleteI go with three lines, at most 17 syllables, but under that possible. Thanks for visiting. :)
thanks for the comment, keshav. :)
ReplyDeletei'll try to swing by your blog soon. :)
go and play! :D
ReplyDeletethanks for the comment, jeanie. :)
ReplyDeleteno leafy piles here though. :) just soggy grass. :O