At Carpe Diem Haiku Kai, my Haiku “Red Leaf Falls” was chosen for the Tan Renga Challenge for September 26th. A Tan Renga is written by two (2) poets; first poet creating the 5-7-5, and the second poet completing the Tan Renga by adding the last part of 7-7.
Nature sleeps
Carpet of silent snow
Red leaf falls
I enjoyed reading each variation … I hope you enjoy the poet’s creative completions of turning my Haiku into a Tan Renga:
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Red Leaf Falls (Host)
from Chèvrefeuille
nature sleeps
carpet of silent snow
red leaf falls
in the middle of the night
bad dreams torturing me
Red Leaf Falls (2)
from Ese of Ese’s Voice
nature sleeps
carpet of silent snow
red leaf falls
lone silhouette disappears
between bare trees only footprints
Red Leaf Falls (3)
from Opie Houston
nature sleeps
carpet of silent snow
red leaf falls
autumn’s finale bouquet
on winter’s white stage
Nature Sleeps (4)
from Lolly of Look for a Lovely Thing
nature sleeps
carpet of silent snow
red leaf falls
into a brook slowly
running out of babble
Posing (5)
from Tournesol ~ dans un jardin
nature sleeps
carpet of silent snow
red leaf falls
chasing shadows in the park
squirrel stops to pose
Nature Sleeps (6)
from Jen at Blog It or Lose It
nature sleeps
carpet of silent snow
red leaf falls
chasing shadows in the park
squirrel stops to pose
Red Leaf Falls (7)
from jazzytower of thoughts and entanglements
nature sleeps
carpet of silent snow
red leaf falls
family of deers prances
babe sniffs red leaf – tussled snow
Red Leaf Falls (8)
from Georgia of Bastet’s Waka Library
nature sleeps
carpet of silent snow
red leaf falls
eve in the dead of winter
– a splash of color
Red Leaf Falls (9)
from mari t of Overcoming Static
nature sleeps
carpet of silent snow
red leaf falls
children in from the cold
cider not ready
My response: turning this Haiku into 5-7-5-7-7 is here
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Other entries for Tan Renga Challenge
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