Mizu No Oto - Every Image Has Its Haiku - Edition # 39
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We are facing another haiku exercise proposed by @bananafish based on the photo. On this occasion, @marcoriccardi delights us with a photographic take that, although it lends itself to many interpretations, I was impressed by the calm that leads to a serene mental state produced by the fascination that the sea exerts and its inexorable horizon in the soul human.
If you are excited about the idea of participating in this interesting poetic exercise, you are welcome and the bases can be found here
[photo by @marcoriccardi]
This is my haiku:
meek waves
swim on my shore,
i'm serene
Este es mi haiku:
olas mansas
nadan en mi orilla,
estoy serena
[Banner by @f3nix]
02/10/2019
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The musicality of your haiku gives me the tranquility you wanted to express
It is good that you have captured the energy that generated in me the contemplation of that harmonic image so well captured in the shot, the musicality is a product of the ensemble. Thanks for stopping by, @bananafish.
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Look at that, a haiku closing in on $2! I want to add to my comment on @bananafish that I like the use of "I", in lower case to diminish the ego of it. Really like this one. Did you compose it first in English or Spanish? I can't read the Spanish.
Hi, haikus companion! I am very grateful with your visit. I think it's great that you have grasped the intention of the "me" lowered. I write in Spanish which is my mother tongue and then I translate.