I find Japanese Poetry, and much of it just found in Chado is beautifully written..I just thought I'd share some of the Kigo for November...
Ara tanoshi / fuyu tatsu mado no / kama no oto
What joy! The first day of winter and the sound of a kettle singing is heard froma window.
-Onitsura
This is my favorite....
Kirigirisu / nakuya shimo-yo no / sa-mushiro ni / koromo kata-shiki / hitori kamo nen
A cricket is chirping and there is a frost tonight; on the straw mat with only one garment for warmth am I supposed to sleep alone?
-Sessho Dajo-daijin
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Re: Kigo for November
tomasini wrote:I find Japanese Poetry, and much of it just found in Chado is beautifully written..I just thought I'd share some of the Kigo for November...
This is my favorite....
Kirigirisu / nakuya shimo-yo no / sa-mushiro ni / koromo kata-shiki / hitori kamo nen
A cricket is chirping and there is a frost tonight; on the straw mat with only one garment for warmth am I supposed to sleep alone?
-Sessho Dajo-daijin
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Tomasini is lonely...
If there's frost
The cricket is dead, dude.
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Thanks for respondin Mark =] I'm glad there are other who like Japanese Poetry! and it's a lovely senryu you got hereMarky wrote:Hey Tomasini- Thanks for the poems, I love Japanese poetry. Here is my favorite senryu for this time of year
かくれんぼ kakurenbo
三つ数えて mittsu kazoete
冬になる fuyu ni naru
Hide and seek
Count to three
Winter comes