Wednesday, 1 September 2010
Cicada Haiku, by Roy Lindquist
august moon
song of life
cicada
to short
breathless
floating
I am
not to morrow
now
song of life
cicada
to short
breathless
floating
I am
not to morrow
now
Life is too short, only this moment...enjoy
Sunday, 11 July 2010
Not forgotten ( Haiku )
treasure
folded "Kami"
in my heart
wristwatch
rusted
forgotten time
headstone
buried song
nightingale
susemuzi
sing my song
once again
folded "Kami"
in my heart
wristwatch
rusted
forgotten time
headstone
buried song
nightingale
susemuzi
sing my song
once again
To my Haiku friends
blazing sun
fox cub
curious among the trees
midnight sun
old fox
past my garden
past forgotten
renewed appearance
seldom joy
Haiku by Fujieda Teruo 11.july 2010
fox cub
curious among the trees
midnight sun
old fox
past my garden
past forgotten
renewed appearance
seldom joy
Haiku by Fujieda Teruo 11.july 2010
Tuesday, 16 February 2010
Returning HOPE ( haiku )
melting snow
hopefully
another spring
blue kanji
glimpse of sun rays
behind Sula
faded dreams
awake
bird song
hopefully
another spring
blue kanji
glimpse of sun rays
behind Sula
faded dreams
awake
bird song
Thanks to Hiruta-san, I wrote my first haiku fore a long long time absent....
Wednesday, 20 January 2010
To write ore not to write Haiku ?
I have fore a long time not been writing Haiku. Mood has changed and emptines has got hold of me! Internet make me feel very lonesome, even you all are out there some where in the big world.
I just celebrated my 60th birthday and life is going into a new area.
I just celebrated my 60th birthday and life is going into a new area.
I am running a funeral business, and death is often taking the lead of my thoughts and make me feel down. But life has its shinig times too. This summer my oldest son was married, and that was an unforgettable and joyful event.
Hope all my friends are in good healt and enjoy life
Sincerely
Roy
Monday, 16 November 2009
Only once; a Haiku of life by Roy Lindquist
winter glory
coral dew
gone tomorrow
man
existence
like vice
we meet
in a moment
just now
coral dew
gone tomorrow
man
existence
like vice
we meet
in a moment
just now
This is only at this moment we live, and only in this moment we meet. Tomorrow is not borne. Thanks my friend!
Roy
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Thanks to Mr Isao Shinozaki - translator
My friend Mr Isao Shinozaki, teacher and mentor has helped me with translation to Japanese characters of my Haiku.
I am very grateful for his help which is of great value for me.
Domo Arrigato
Fujieda Teruo
I am very grateful for his help which is of great value for me.
Domo Arrigato
Fujieda Teruo






