scattered thoughts
going where the wind
takes me
Published by
Marianne Paul
Marianne Paul is a Canadian poet and writer. Her book, Body Weight, A Collection of Haiku and Art, placed first in the Haiku Canada Marianne Bluger Award for chapbooks. Marianne is also honoured to have won the Jane Reichhold Memorial Haiga Competition, the Vancouver Cherry Blossom Haiku Festival, and Sonic Boom’s VISPO Contest for visual poems. Her latest book is the drift from here to where, a collection of haiga. Marianne’s happy obsessions include book arts and bookbinding, easy kayaking, shade gardening, and back porch birdwatching. She has started a small press, paper heron books, that features one of a kind hand-crafted chapbooks. View all posts by Marianne Paul
Lovely art . I relate to this haiku. Beautiful!
I love how all the flowing movement in the art matches the haiku.
Made me remember these lyrics:
Banking off of the northeast winds
Sailing on a summer breeze
And skipping over the ocean like a stone
Harry Nilsson – Everybody's Talkin' (1969)
__ Nice_! Haiga: such painted art and inked haiku… linked to each other. [ Linked Inked ] _m
__ Too …ink to link… Marinne, your nifty Tinywords post on December 6th of 2019… the echos smile! _m
A delightful haiga!!!
That sounds like a fine wind, better than the one in Kansas that is whirling around the world right now!
world’s wind
the blue echo
of past skies
Troutswirl – The Haiku Foundation –
A Sense of Place: HIKING TRAIL – hearing ed. kjmunro
ditto… Wonderful!
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wind what song do you carry?