my pocket
weighed down by small change
starry night
(Editor's Choice, Sketchbook, March 2008)
posted by Bill | 1:35 PM
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12 Comments:
Bill, do you know if there is a decent collection of Ransetsu's haiku out there anywhere? I have Googled around and come up empty.
Such a nice detail...makes a great combo with the universe!
Keith, "Lotus Moon: The Poetry of Rengetsu" (2005, White Pine Press) is a nice collection.
enjoyed this bill - welcome back
john
Good to see you posting again!
LOL
I don't know of any, Keith. I know him only through anthologies.
Thanks, Melanie. Keith is looking for Ransetsu, a contemporary of Basho.
Thanks, John, Gautami, and Vaughn. I spent a few days in what we call the mountains around here. As I explained to a friend from western Canada, it's a matter of looking at a molehill through a magnifying glass.
interesting! :)
interesting juxtaposition... and it works! :)
A story about Spaniard Soldiers after they stole Aztecs' gold, filled their pockets with that gold, two of them sank into a channel full of water, they drowned. The other one shouted: "It's nice to die as a rich man!"
i like your haiku, Bill!
i like your story too, Tikkis!
and
i won`t be much online in the next time -- i will miss you all!
andrew, polona, tikkis, and angelika,thank you. Good story, tikkis. Angelika, we'l look forward to your return; all the best in the meantime.
Whoops! I totally misread the name...they're so close! I probably needed a second cup of tea.
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