Learning about the far east has been far out. We've been to China, Japan, and India recently and it has been enlightening, as the Buddah would say. Our groovy karma enabled us to produce a plethora of haiku's a.k.a. Japanese poetry consisting of 17 syllables usually in a 5-7-5 pattern.
Monkeys in the tree
Tail swinging, acrobatics
Eating fleas, noisy.
by Brandt
The summer, the Heat
How I miss you, I so wish,
I wish you would come
by Aubree
I've some pearls I wear all day,
But if they're not clean
They'll all wear away.
by Raina
Quiet shape-shifter
Magic gentle ghost---rain born
Peace...drift upon day.
by Laura
Namaste, Ahisma, and Peace-Out.



4 comments:
That goes right along with the movie The Forbiden Kingdom we watched last night! :)
was it good? if so, i'll be netflixing it asap :)
Haikus can be quite addicting can't they?! Those were some very clever ones.
In the spirit of Chinese New Year, I hope you paid the kids well (in their pretty lai see envelopes) I'm sure that would bring in lots of good luck for the year:)
As always, your post are enlightining..
~Namaste~
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