Tag Archives: Japanese
Japanese softness
Japanese forests lightened by fireflies
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Christine A Kysely wrote a beautiful haiku : “Fireflies dance at night Many small fires flickering Moon can only watch.”
Wandering in a Japanese forest
In the kimono country
Paule Ka’s dress
Petals of cherry blossoms carried away by the wind
There is a beautiful Haiku (short poem) by Kakimoto Tae from 1893 translated in French :
Au ciel s’en vont
Les pétales de cerisiers
D’une seule envolée.
Translated in English by me :
To the sky are going
The petals of cherry trees
By one flight.
Source : http://www.unhaiku.com/
A Japanese landscape
Under the wave
The eyes closed,
Rocked by the rhythm of the waves,
I listen the lapping of a rough sea ;
Rocked by the rhythm of the waves,
I listen the lapping of a rough sea ;
Calming and searing marin music.
I used the Hokusai painting “The wave” :
In an enchanting Japanese garden
Among Hokusai flowers and birds
