ik 50 for March 2015 b

ik 50

for 3.15   March 2015

haiku, Elfje, landay, Shadorma

be not idle on

the ides of any month or

any day practice ‘good’

*

enjoy,

frolic, dance

take that chance

to add positively to

karma

*

lost angel, can be found by looking

in the deepest reflective pools of your lover's eyes

*

Caesars wife

tried to warn him - then

of his fate

she wanted

more, not to attend his end -

a dictator's death

*

Inspired by: Do good.

from: Instant Karma by Barbara Ann Kipfer

8,879 ways to give yourself and others

good fortune right now.

*

Karma is cause and effect. Dharma means cosmic law.

Yoga is enlightenment through movement and Tao is the

practice of acting in harmony with the fundamental essence

of everything you encounter.

Note: my haiku (or other forms) are my interpretations

or of how I might put the inspirational sentence

into practice, for me.  Also, I am going in my own order.

©JP/dh

Additional Note(s)

haiku, Elfje, landay, Shadorma

The four separate pieces can be individuals or

ever so slightly related to the theme of ‘Do good’’.

In the Shadorma though most likely based in fiction

Caesar's wife in the play by William Shakespeare

tried to do good, as she had a dream of her husbands’ doom -

and tried to warn him to stay home.

https://mindlovemiserysmenagerie.wordpress.com/2015/03/14/bjs-shadorma-beyond-landay-march-14-2015/

Please see the link for more information and examples for the landay

shadorma (a non-rhyming six-line poem in 3/5/3/3/7/5)

The landay originated in Afghanistan.  It is a folk couplet that is oral in nature:

1. Twenty two syllables broken into two couplets (nine in the first, thirteen in the second);