honouring family (troiku)

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©Clr’17

on the credenza
the images of ancestors
lighted by a candle
© Chèvrefeuille

on the credenza
painted on porcelain
our coat of arms

the images of ancestors
reminding me
who I am

lighted by a candle
thirteen tea lights glow
GrandMaman’s birthday

©Tournesol’17/09/24

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CDHK- meditation on the river

un jardin (troiku)

in my garden
starflowers bloom
come and see
© Chiyo-Ni (age 6)

in my garden
a butterfly
lifts my spirit

starflowers bloom
spilling over
like a new poem

come and see
Tournesol
dans un jardin

(c)Tournesol’17-09-20

CDHK

remembering summers (troiku)

reminiscing
chubby little fingers
building castles

reminiscing
summers in Maine
long ago

chubby little fingers
sifting
magic fairy dust

building castles
make believe kings and queens
in the sand

©Tournesol’17/09/19

CDHK – Grains of Sand

raindrops (squared tan renga)

Photo: Cheryl-Lynn Dec 2013, Montreal

three raindrops
a greeting card from heaven…
midsummer heat   © Issa

words laced together
angels delicate hands

clouds
move in tandem
clearing the sky

a million stars trail
glow of the milky way

©Tournesol’17/09/11

And here is the other haiku to create a Squared Tan Renga with:

© Clr’17

flying away
following the rainbow
into heaven   ©Chevreveuille

droplets on chrysanthemum
reflecting pastel colours

butterfly
tastes each moist
blossom

sparrows sing a chorus
lauding the universe

©Tournesol’17/09/11

Written for Carpe Diem Haiku Kai: Raindrops

praying for the south (troiku)

waiting
like a numb caterpillar
news from the south

waiting
imagination
runs wild

like a numb caterpillar
my heart
stops

news from the south
hoping
prayers are answered

©Tournesol’17/09/09

Daily Moments September 9/2017 praying for the south

A Troiku is a new form of haiku created by Chèvrefeuille at Carp Diem Haiku Kai

champ de bleu (haiku)

©Inguna Plume

bonheur du jour
dégustent les rayons du soleil
jacinthe des bois

jacinthe des bois
têtes souples au crépuscule
champ de bleu

~~~
as the sun sets
in humble reverence
bluebells bow

©Tournesol’17/09/09

CDHK – Bluebells at sunset

 

melancholy (troiku)

© CLR 2016

troiku

melancholy
stalker of the night
daylight smiles

melancholy
familiar and comfortable
holes in my shoes

stalker of the night
shadows
larger than life

daylight smiles
shimmering
on a puddle

©Tourneosl;17/09/04

Carpe Diem Haiku Kai – Writing and Enjoying

never-ending road (troibun)

©http://chevrefeuillescarpediem.blogspot.ca/2017/09/carpe-diem-1248-ending-road.html

Journeys have their tales of trials and tribulations. Each crossroad offers choices. Each obstacle offers a challenge…a lesson to embrace.

(troiku)

walk on
broken bridges
through dense fog

walk on
never ever give up
this boundless road

broken bridges
unlike shattered dreams
just a turning point

through dense fog
the Tea Pot
leads the way

©Tournesol’17/09/04

Our host at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai presents us with a photo (above) to inspire our muse and imagination.  A troiku is a new form of haiku created by our host.

 

meaning of life (Troiku)

Chevrefeuille at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai asks us to write  inspired by this painting by Paul Klee

In The Beginning by Paul Klee

(Troiku)

in the beginning
cold and warm collide
breathing into life

in the beginning
in every shape and colour
so much promise

warm and cold collide
trust and betrayal
narrowing options

breathing into life
meaning of life refined
leading to the light

©Tournesol’17/08/26

A Troiku is a new form of haiku created by Chevrefeuille at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai

 

cry of nations (senryu)

Mondriaan (painting by Chèvrefeuiile)

bleeding nations
too many turn a blind eye
only white flags fly

©Tournesol’17/08/214

Written for  Carpe Diem #1240 Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow and Blue (Barnett Newman)