b l o s s o m • t i m e  (Japanese beauty)

b l o s s o m • t i m e (Japanese beauty)

A Poem by Richard🖌
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HAIKU … for a change of pace.

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© 2015 Richard🖌


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Richard🖌
Critical reviews are always appreciated.

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Richard,
Now this something Iv'e not tried; (Haiku) To present the picture you have intended is really neat! I love the way you have honored Japanese culture of the season here.
Delicate says so much in the first line and then in the second line I found the phrase "meandering gentle hosts to feel like the breeze carrying the fragrance and the people being blessed by all the beauty also blessed by the fragrance.
thanks so much for the great inspiration in both form and style.
Kathy

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Richard🖌

5 Years Ago

Hi, Dear Kathy🌻
Thank you so warmly for reading me.
Nothing graciously pleases anym.. read more
Kathy Van Kurin

5 Years Ago

Richard,
Different feelings expressed through a form understandable within a culture and we g.. read more
Richard🖌

5 Years Ago

You are too sweet. : )



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You dont need me to tell you just how good this little fella is now do ya ..................... Oh' what the hell .. tis brill sir Richard & I aint talking fish neither ............... Neville

Posted 2 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Richard🖌

2 Years Ago

Thank you, Syr Neville, most humbly ⛩️

Your praise and sincerity truly gratify a .. read more
The appreciation of these blooms are delightfully conveyed in these skilfully crafted words. Thanks for the picture imprinted in our minds.

Posted 5 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Richard🖌

5 Years Ago

I, for one, am grateful you have. : )
kitty

5 Years Ago

Again thank you M'lord. Your presence is always graciously accepted! Fare thee well from over the se.. read more
Richard🖌

5 Years Ago

Brightest, warmest smiles to thee! : )))
Superb imagery, saw similar myself at the weekend. Breathtaking beauty. Your posted image also a delight.

Thank you dear Richard

Chris

Posted 5 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Richard🖌

5 Years Ago

that such a woman
would praise such a man as me
embraces my pen 🌸

Wa.. read more
Chris Shaw

5 Years Ago

How very sweet of you to say so Richard. Have a hug from me.
Richard🖌

5 Years Ago

How more warmed can a man possibly feel?
Love the format, love the pic and love the subject matter - you have three ticks and my admiration - :-)

Posted 5 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Richard🖌

5 Years Ago

Thank you, Sir.
That an artist of your note loves anything about anything I've composed is hi.. read more
and with this gentle beauty~ I'm drifting with these petals to Japan....

Posted 5 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Richard🖌

5 Years Ago

What a wondrous feeling of thoughts and imagery you paint into imaginings, Dear Gh🌼

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lightsong

5 Years Ago

~~~~~🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸~~~~~
Baby’s breath soft and tender meandering in loves sweet splendour- beauty in eye of beholder - and such beauty it is - short and sweet - 🌹

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Richard🖌

6 Years Ago

Very endearing words, Kelly🌸
Touching tenderly the heart.

Hugs 'n warmest b.. read more
When you try to research the rules of haiku, the guidelines can be daunting, and the information out there is varied. Some say it's just a simple matter of a 5-7-5 syllable count on three lines, and other sources give FAR more complicated rules, and some say the 5-7-5 rule should be disregarded if writing a haiku in English. It can make you tentative to attempt it, but I enjoy writing short poems, and I like a challenge, so I've written a fair few of these. The one you've done here is lovely.



Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Richard🖌

6 Years Ago

Karen,
Since the Japanese rules for Haiku and Senryu are written in a language based on phone.. read more
Richard🖌

6 Years Ago

Thank you, also, Karen Dear, for your gracious compliment … hugs! ⁓ Richard 🌺
Richard,
Now this something Iv'e not tried; (Haiku) To present the picture you have intended is really neat! I love the way you have honored Japanese culture of the season here.
Delicate says so much in the first line and then in the second line I found the phrase "meandering gentle hosts to feel like the breeze carrying the fragrance and the people being blessed by all the beauty also blessed by the fragrance.
thanks so much for the great inspiration in both form and style.
Kathy

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Richard🖌

5 Years Ago

Hi, Dear Kathy🌻
Thank you so warmly for reading me.
Nothing graciously pleases anym.. read more
Kathy Van Kurin

5 Years Ago

Richard,
Different feelings expressed through a form understandable within a culture and we g.. read more
Richard🖌

5 Years Ago

You are too sweet. : )
Beautiful writing and well chosen imagewhich is ideal for this poetic form. A quietly joyous celebration of the present moment, excellent work

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Richard🖌

6 Years Ago

Thank you, George,
You're a prince of a fella and a hell'a of a poetic reviewer …
ha.. read more
George Coombs

6 Years Ago

Thankyou Richard
I really like this. I was thinking cherry blossom but you fooled me. Valentine

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Richard🖌

7 Years Ago

Thank you, Dear Kathie!
You've made my day smile … happy hugs! ⁓ Richard : )

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Added on May 17, 2015
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