Haku Poems - Poems about Haku

Matsuo Basho: English translations of haiku about summer, life, sun, sunshine, sunlight, melons, willows, rain, rivers, hats, shade, sad, sadness. Such coolness when shouldered: the summer’s first melon. —Matsuo Basho, translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch A wicker basket shields the coolness of the first melon. —Matsuo Basho, translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Morning dew: the muddy melon exudes coolness. —Matsuo Basho, translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Early summer...

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hummingbird hovers on columbines with nectar - the art of new plants ...

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the intuitive, with an intimate touch inner feelings..before & beyond...

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Have you ever heard of the little boy who lived in the dreams of yore His name was Haku he wished to visit people But he never could He'd only appear in the dreams of those who knew The sound of his song "Come, gently, sweet child Dream of our days long ago And listen for me" "Dream always in bliss Dream of this wonderful show And watch for...

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The internal fire searing away life's pain change summers forest born into the world contemplating renewal ice covered rivers all seasons cycle pain love life feeling anger eternal rhythm bright autumn color death brings life and renewal pain will fade away hope reborn once again upon springs breath fresh flowers life from the seedling universes wide internal contemplating fish climb the river many seasons live through trials tribulations death birth renewal possibility thought sparks creation expands reality comes the...

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