haiku-usa: names

Thursday, March 17, 2011

all the names

I'm learning to pronounce –

tsunami

John McDonald said...: well done Bill - yes names we never heard as yougsters and young adults
john; 1:24 AM
Devika Jyothi said...: so many names i can't pronounce - i just register the way they are written -- sometimes recall, sometimes not -- yes, this speaks that 'nature of humanity' you said in the previous :)

wishes,
devika; 5:04 AM
Gillena Cox said...: harbour wave--
what makes want to
swallow a city

much love...; 12:52 AM
Magyar said...: ...and apart from the devastation caused, just think of the metaphors
that will be applied to -tsunami-.

__Best wishes, Bill. _m; 9:24 AM
Masago said...: For sure...; 4:46 PM
Monika Thoma-Petit said...: Yes, Bill. Exactly the same experience as, a year ago, in Haïti....

Hopefully, one year from now, there will be much more rebild in Japan than is, presently, in Haïti...

Léogane
un an après
rien n'a changé; 7:34 AM
Bill said...: Thank you, my friends. Ih honor of my friend Gabi Greve, who lives in Japan, I wrote when the news of the earthquake was still new:

earthquake
in a distant land
dear friends

but I think we've all come to realize how close a distant land can be.

That's a beautiful ku, Monika.; 8:35 PM
Tikkis said...: :-(

And now also Fukushima...; 10:57 PM
Bill said...: Yes, Tikkis, they keep coming.; 7:09 AM

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