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#16
In-Depth Haiku: Free Discussion Area / NaHaiWriMo
March 10, 2011, 01:22:40 PM
I have just read Kat's haiku in 'Movies' and she mentioned NaHaiWriMo, which sounds very interesting. Where can I find that link, please?
#17
New to Haiku: Free Discussion Area / Re: kigo?
February 26, 2011, 02:01:36 AM
Hi.Lorin and Gabi,

Thank you so much for your very informative and comprehensive replies.  So much to learn! I'm loving it.
Off to visit the links you have kindly provided. :)
#18
New to Haiku: Free Discussion Area / Re: kigo?
February 25, 2011, 04:55:19 AM
Thank you, Gabi,

And Good Night from England. ;)
#19
New to Haiku: Free Discussion Area / Re: kigo?
February 25, 2011, 03:07:53 AM
Quote from: Don Baird on February 25, 2011, 03:01:41 AM
Hi Grace,

I think she means that when "night" is used with other words ...  ie:  Spring night ... summer night ... night in summer ... Autumnal night ... and so on.

Gabi will probably come on to respond.  But, I was thinking out loud and thought I'd share.

:)

Many thanks, Don. Got it now!  ;D
#20
New to Haiku: Free Discussion Area / Re: kigo?
February 25, 2011, 02:56:30 AM
Thank you, Gabi for your very helpful reply. So much to learn!!  :D

I just can't quite grasp what is meant by a compound?
#21
New to Haiku: Free Discussion Area / kigo?
February 24, 2011, 08:49:40 AM
Further to Josie's question

Are all haiku better if they have a kigo?   I am still in a little fog about this one. Could guttering candle be considered a kigo because it indicates night time?


guttering candle
nearby a  moth
is dying too
#22
New to Haiku: Free Discussion Area / Re: ? haiku or senryu ?
February 24, 2011, 06:39:55 AM
I found this definition online. Unfortunately I had visited so many sites, I can't remember where I read it. I only remember there was no author associated with it.


haiku - the charm of the ephemeral

I thought that quite beautiful.
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