Showing posts with label Kind of Zen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kind of Zen. Show all posts
Sunday, February 24, 2019
Sijo of the Season: Vulture Skies
It is the season of the vulture: they have shattered the wheel
of time on its axis: winged splinters, tearing up the clouds.
O traveller! See how they pick apart the bones of the sun?
Toni is our host in the Imaginary Garden, where she asks us to Season Your Poetry.
One of my favourite forms of Oriental poetry is Sijo, which I have attempted here, and in keeping with the present season in South Africa, which is late Summer.
These photos were taken a few weeks ago, when we followed the circle of vultures to their feeding ground.
Friday, November 30, 2018
Five Cherries
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Cradling five cherries
in my palm, I feel the weight
not of crimson fruit,
but of your fingertips
when I was mother to the child.
For Toni's inspiring prompt, Mono No Aware in the Imaginary Garden.
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