how patient
you stand, old tree!
will I ever
get tired of stargazing
this side of heaven?
you stand, old tree!
will I ever
get tired of stargazing
this side of heaven?
posted by texas haijin at 12:01 AM
Friday, October 13, 2006
About Me
- Name: texas haijin
dustin neal's published haiku, senryu, tanka, haibun, and haiga can be found at his web site, du5tin.net, in haiku harvest, white lotus, the heron's nest, triptych haiku, lynx, nisqually delta review, presence, tinywords, frogpond, wisteria, clouds peak, moonset, simply haiku, roadrunner, paper wasp, fire pearls tanka anthology, autumn leaves, acorn, modern english tanka, and contemporary haibun online.
dustin neal is also the editor of clouds peak, an online haiku and senryu journal. clouds peak features such poets as ed markowski, robert wilson, andrew riutta, denis garrison, and michael mcclintock.
in this world
we walk on the roof of hell,
gazing at flowers.
- kobayashi issa
8 Comments:
This is excellent.
Love this - I can relate!
Beautiful. A good question. Reminds me of the stargazing technique practiced in shamanic circles to disperse ordinary attention and enter into silence!:)
loved it...
shhh! The tree is just halfway
counting all the stars
of the Milky Way!
beautiful, dustin. love it!
wow
this is lovely....
love the ending
this is great.
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