
Dogen
On Non-dependence of mind Coming, going, the waterbirds don’t leave a trace, don’t follow a path. ~ Dogen (1200-1253) from … Continue reading Dogen
On Non-dependence of mind Coming, going, the waterbirds don’t leave a trace, don’t follow a path. ~ Dogen (1200-1253) from … Continue reading Dogen
On the Treasury of the true Dharma EyeMidnight. No waves,no wind, the empty boatis flooded with moonlight.~ Dogen (1200-1253) Continue reading Dogen : Haiku
House-bound in winterTurning to my books beforeEven washing my face~Shiki (1867-1902) Continue reading Shiki : Haiku
* Look, so holy: green leaves young leaves in the light of the sun .. * The start of poetry: … Continue reading Bashō
બિંબ ઝાકળ ક્ષણિક ઝળહળે પળ દર્પણે …. ઝાકળ બને મેઘધનુષ, વ્યોમે મૂકી પગલું …. હવાની લ્હેર સજાવે ઝાકળની સવારી ફૂલે … Continue reading હાઈકુ : નેહલ
Translation : As the door to the past opened moon beams of memories spread all over. ~Nehal Continue reading Daily Musings : 62
Translation : picking up the tiniest moments of pain at the end of the day and sticking those stars on … Continue reading Daily Musings : 61
Explanation : Time is like a stone and my life is like a sandalwood stick rubbing sandalwood on a stone … Continue reading Daily Musings : 60
જળમાં ચન્દ્ર; ભાંગતો ફરી ફરી, હજી પણ ત્યાંનો ત્યાં જ. – ચોશ્યુ * * * * * * લગભગ માનવામાં … Continue reading હાઈકુ – જળ પર હસ્તાક્ષર: ઓશો
Jose Juan Tablada ( 1871- 1945) A poet, art critic and journalist, Tablada was one of the most fertile and … Continue reading Haiku – Mexican Poetry
આપણે કર્યા કાજળકાળી રાતે શબ્દના દીવા. . . . ઊપડે ટ્રેન- ફરફરી ના શકે ભીનો રૂમાલ. – – – – … Continue reading હાઈકુ- પન્ના નાયક
The snow is melting and the village is flooded with children. . . . . . . Don’t worry, … Continue reading The Essential Haiku – Issa
Coolness- the sound of the bell as it leaves the bell. * * * * * * * * … Continue reading The Essential Haiku -Buson
Deep autumn- my neighbour, how does he live, I wonder? -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- Autumn moonlight- a worm digs silently into the chestnut. … Continue reading The Essential Haiku – Bashō