Monday, April 23, 2012
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Sunday Savvy 22
Sunday savvy -
this circle that is earth
ours to stewardship
--gillena cox, TT
Earth Day marks its 43rd year today April 22. Forty-three years is nothing. The Earth has survived for 4.5 billion years. It’s handled countless asteroids, oxidizing bacteria, and climate-changing volcanoes. Trust me, the Earth is going to be fine. The real question is: are we? read more here
series SUNDAY SAVVY continues - HAPPY EARTH DAY
over her scars
each year a new dress...
Mother Earth
--Ana-Maria Trandafir, RO
Happy quotidian birthday to you, Mother Gaia!
One more trip around the Sun,
just a cosmic inch on the infinite spiral trek towards Vega.
And while you, heavenly pals, move, human life goes on
through perplexing moments of glory and misery.
--Franklin Magalhaes, BR
get moving
work together for Mother...
"Mobilize the Earth"
--Pat Geyer, US
earth day –
on the robin chicks’ backs
new feathers
earth day -
a blackbird feather woven
into the robins’ nest
--Stella Pierdes, DE/UK
earth day--
I make a wish
on a dandelion
endless sky
another spring
full of daffodils
--Christine L. Villa, US
Earth Day---
first bird song
greens smile
--Gennady Nov, RU
Poems in this Earth Day Sunday sequence are the copyright of the individual writers
revisit Earth Day 2010
revisit Sunday Savvy 21
Sunday smiles to all; Why not share a little Sunday Earth day something with me: COMMENT or email me
this circle that is earth
ours to stewardship
--gillena cox, TT
Earth Day marks its 43rd year today April 22. Forty-three years is nothing. The Earth has survived for 4.5 billion years. It’s handled countless asteroids, oxidizing bacteria, and climate-changing volcanoes. Trust me, the Earth is going to be fine. The real question is: are we? read more here
series SUNDAY SAVVY continues - HAPPY EARTH DAY
over her scars
each year a new dress...
Mother Earth
--Ana-Maria Trandafir, RO
Happy quotidian birthday to you, Mother Gaia!
One more trip around the Sun,
just a cosmic inch on the infinite spiral trek towards Vega.
And while you, heavenly pals, move, human life goes on
through perplexing moments of glory and misery.
--Franklin Magalhaes, BR
get moving
work together for Mother...
"Mobilize the Earth"
--Pat Geyer, US
earth day –
on the robin chicks’ backs
new feathers
earth day -
a blackbird feather woven
into the robins’ nest
--Stella Pierdes, DE/UK
earth day--
I make a wish
on a dandelion
endless sky
another spring
full of daffodils
--Christine L. Villa, US
Earth Day---
first bird song
greens smile
--Gennady Nov, RU
Poems in this Earth Day Sunday sequence are the copyright of the individual writers
revisit Earth Day 2010
revisit Sunday Savvy 21
Sunday smiles to all; Why not share a little Sunday Earth day something with me: COMMENT or email me
Labels:
Brazil,
Caribbean,
collaboration,
Earth Day,
Germany,
haiku,
Romania,
Russia,
Sunday,
Trinidad and Tobago,
USA
Location:
Trinidad and Tobago
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Renku Saturday 21
image from google
Hanagoromo / nuguya matuwaru / himo iroiro.
Unfastening the cords / Around my spring kimono / One by one
--Hisajo Sugita...This haiku appears in the essay 'Haiku: The Heart of Japan in 17 Syllables' read the essay
yesterday's rain
the mountains
more verdant today
--gillena cox
on The Spirit of Haiku..."Composing a haiku means giving a voice to the “other” appearing before our eyes and taking a slice of Earth’s life. By so doing, we ourselves tap into the cosmic source of life and create a synchronicity and fraternity with other living beings. This is also a process of self-discovery, a journey to the depths of one’s own hearts. It is through the “other” that we discover things about ourselves. Basho used the phrase karo tosen to describe haiku. Karo means a brazier (stove) in the summer, and tosen is a fan in the winter. In other words, haiku may serve no practical use in our present reality but are nonetheless of great importance. People do not need haiku to live, nor will haiku fill hungry stomachs. But to lead a richer life, haiku—as well as other forms of culture and art—can be of paramount importance."
also from ' the essay Haiku: The Heart of Japan in 17 Syllables'
revisit Renku Saturday 20
Its Renku Saturday, i welcome your sharing: COMMENT or email me
Hanagoromo / nuguya matuwaru / himo iroiro.
Unfastening the cords / Around my spring kimono / One by one
--Hisajo Sugita...This haiku appears in the essay 'Haiku: The Heart of Japan in 17 Syllables' read the essay
yesterday's rain
the mountains
more verdant today
--gillena cox
on The Spirit of Haiku..."Composing a haiku means giving a voice to the “other” appearing before our eyes and taking a slice of Earth’s life. By so doing, we ourselves tap into the cosmic source of life and create a synchronicity and fraternity with other living beings. This is also a process of self-discovery, a journey to the depths of one’s own hearts. It is through the “other” that we discover things about ourselves. Basho used the phrase karo tosen to describe haiku. Karo means a brazier (stove) in the summer, and tosen is a fan in the winter. In other words, haiku may serve no practical use in our present reality but are nonetheless of great importance. People do not need haiku to live, nor will haiku fill hungry stomachs. But to lead a richer life, haiku—as well as other forms of culture and art—can be of paramount importance."
also from ' the essay Haiku: The Heart of Japan in 17 Syllables'
revisit Renku Saturday 20
Its Renku Saturday, i welcome your sharing: COMMENT or email me
Labels:
Caribbean,
haiku,
Hisajo Sugita,
Japan,
kimono,
rain,
renku,
Trinidad and Tobago
Location:
Port of Spain
Friday, April 20, 2012
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Morning Espied

image from google
sunlight -
morning espied
through the eye
of a grackle
-- gillena cox
Listen here grackle sounds
Its National Haiku Poetry Day in the US
Monday, April 16, 2012
Art Repeats
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Sunday Savvy 21

Remember when you turned on your TV on a Sunday afternoon and heard a commentator's voice raising in crescendo as the hooves of horses pounded around the circular tracks? ah yes good memories, good memories; horse racing TT
Sunday smiles to all
Why not share a little Sunday someting with me: COMMENT
or email me
revisit Sunday Savvy 20
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Renku Saturday 20

rhythm of daylight
bird songs through
a leafy tree
-gillena cox 2012
a good world! good world!
country swallows
and town swallows
-Issa, 1815
Its Renku Saturday, i welcome your sharing: COMMENT or email me
revisit Renku Saturday 19
Friday, April 13, 2012
Grapes

image from google
early morning
birds calling from the wall
i refuse to stir -
relishing a memory of
grapes eaten yesterday
--gillena cox
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
From
Have fun with this Jigsaw Puzzle and Have a nice day
progression -
from the wood of the cross
to the wonder of trees
--gillena cox
Monday, April 09, 2012
Sunday, April 08, 2012
Saturday, April 07, 2012
The PietÃ

The Pietà - ...the only piece Michelangelo ever signed...This famous work of art depicts the body of Jesus on the lap of his mother Mary after the Crucifixion.
sunrise -
a new day reiterates
Love is
--gillena cox
HAPPY EASTER 2012
revisit April Scribbles 2009
Wednesday, April 04, 2012
Monday, April 02, 2012
Sunday, April 01, 2012
Old Fashioned Way

image from google
Saturday evening
Palm Sunday procession
wearing high heels
i fold my palm
the old fashioned way
--gillena cox
how to fold palm crosses, roses, taklayan knots and lots more
revisit Palm Sunday 2011
Jesus Christ Superstar (1973) (7HQ) Hosanna (((Stereo))) {HQ}
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