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Tiring the heart--
mountains and ocean
too much beauty

---Santōka
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Showing posts with label Chevrefeuille (a.k.a. Kristjaan Panneman). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chevrefeuille (a.k.a. Kristjaan Panneman). Show all posts

Festival of colors

festival of colors
the flowering trees in the city park
coming to bloom

finally spring

fading moonlight
caresses the fragile blossoms
finally spring

finally spring
the cold dark winter says his farewell
clump of snowdrops

clump of snowdrops
beneath the the fragile cherry blossom
fading moonlight

early spring morning

early spring morning
longing to see the cherry blossoms
smell their perfume

Lent has come


Lent, the forty days to Easter has started. One of my haiku friends has started a (as she is calling it) Lent Haiku Journey. I didn't know what Lent was, but one of my fellow haiku poets explained it to me.
So this one is the first for my Lent haiku Journey.

reconciled
He choses His Way to the Cross
my Redeemer


spring is coming
reconciled with winter
snowdrops blooming

Apple Blossoms Fall

apple blossoms fall
a cock greets a new day
again blossom falls

a late spring storm

late spring storm
scatters the delicacy
of Cherry blossoms

Hi, my name is Kristjaan Panneman, I am living in The Netherlands. I write haiku since the late eighties. I write under nom the plume Chevrefeuille (French for Honeysuckle). I am happy that I am invited to this blog.