ik 222
(Jorio/ Joria-haibun/tanka)
disentangled
in autumn, here the
nests become empty homes
to those who migrate
birds flocking, flying south
some birds stay all year
but when a strong wind blows, they
rebuild fallen nests
I found a nest;
mud, twigs, pine needles
belonging to a robin?
dislodged from an oak
©JP/dh
"I’m a magpie in my fiction, taking whatever looks shiny and curious
to line the nest of my story." -Walter Kim
Inspired by: Watch your thoughts as they become words.
From: Instant Karma by Barbara Ann Kipfer
8,879 ways to give yourself and others
good fortune right now.
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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.
A Jorio is 4 lines, with each line 4 words.
Joria (plural of jorio) are moments in time, feeling, image.
More information can be found here:
haibun poetic verse including haiku
