Yuckelbel's Canon: Sad friends senyru

Monday, October 10, 2005

tears reflect
this strangely rounded moment
in a wet eye

gulnaz said...: its so beautiful, so poignant and so complete; 2:22 PM
Russell Ragsdale said...: Wow Gulnaz, those are great words, especially coming from you. You have a great talent to do the compact, complete, and gorgeous!; 6:19 PM
Neel said...: Gulnaz is absolutely right you are a great poet. I am adding a link to your blog.; 8:15 PM
Russell Ragsdale said...: From one chef to another, Thanks Neel, I'm honored!; 8:28 PM
Sue hardy-Dawson said...: A small sweet tear of a poem; 10:17 AM
Russell Ragsdale said...: Thanks Sue! Don't you just love the Japanese poetry forms? Thanks for enjoying this.; 4:55 PM
gulnaz said...: hey russell, you really are kind to me and i love it! thanks!
wanted to ask you what is the difference between a senyru and a haiku; 12:15 PM
Russell Ragsdale said...: You're always welcome Gulnaz, and most deserving! Senyru is like Haiku in every way except the theme is about people rather than nature.; 7:19 PM
Russell CJ Duffy said...: I have a great admiration for those who are able to write Haiku. It is a form of poetry that i love.
And this is an excellent example.
Senyru?
Hmmmm, I will have to discover more!; 5:05 AM
Russell Ragsdale said...: Thanks CJ! I enjoy writing haiku, senyru, and Haibun. Thanks for the kind words, my friend!; 9:58 AM
KGT (aka Cagey) said...: very nice.; 9:00 PM
Russell Ragsdale said...: Thanks KGT!; 1:20 AM