“kaze hikaru,” Shining Wind, #haiku

Posted on 1 Apr 2021 by Colleen M. Chesebro

Happy April! This is the first day of National Poetry Month, and my poem a day writing practice.

shining wind—
pink blossoms eddy
in moonbeams

©2021 Colleen M. Chesebro

My kigo is “shining wind” kaze hikaru in Japanese. I’ve followed a 3-5-3 syllable format.

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9 thoughts on ““kaze hikaru,” Shining Wind, #haiku”

merrildsmith 1 Apr 202112:30 pm

Lovely, Colleen!
We have a cold, shining wind here today. 😀

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1. Colleen M. Chesebro 1 Apr 202112:30 pm
  
  Same here with a few fuzzy snowflakes blowing around. Spring is trying so hard! 😀
  
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  1. merrildsmith 1 Apr 20212:28 pm
    
    Yes, it is! 😀
    
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memadtwo 1 Apr 20219:55 pm

I love the word eddy. (K l

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1. Colleen M. Chesebro 2 Apr 20217:33 am
  
  Thanks, Kerfe. I love when the blossoms swirl like that on the ground. So pretty. 🥰
  
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  1. memadtwo 2 Apr 202110:20 pm
    
    Dancing!
    
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    1. Colleen M. Chesebro 3 Apr 20218:20 am
      
      It’s the same in autumn with the leaves. ❤️
      
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D.L. Finn, Author 2 Apr 20213:13 am

Beautiful, Colleen!

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1. Colleen M. Chesebro 2 Apr 20217:28 am
  
  Thanks, Denise. 🥰🌷
  
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