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Saturday, February 21, 2015

Bare Branches Touch

Carpe Diem Tan Renga Challenge #74, Jackie Le Poidevin's "Bare Branches Touch"


©  Janice Adcock
Bare branches touch
Over the lane where we walk,
Fingers entwined.
 


© Jackie Le Poidevin 

A nice and very romantic scene with a great comparison (bare branches touch/fingers entwined) in it. Really a nice haiku to start our Tan Renga with. The goal is to write the second stanza of two lines (7-7 syllables) to complete or continue the scene started in the haiku (or the first stanza).

Here is my (our host's) attempt to make this Tan Renga complete:

Bare branches touch
Over the lane where we walk,
Fingers entwined.
  
                                 (Jackie Le Poidevin)

no empty nest feelings finally

together again just the two of us                  (Chèvrefeuille)


Let me see how the muses lead me on this

Bare branches touch
Over the lane where we walk,
Fingers entwined.              (Jackie Le Poidevin)

upturned collars add warmth as
fiddleheads ache to unfurl     (©  Janice Adcock)


Thanks to Chèvrefeuille for daily prompts on 

CARPE DIEM HAIKU KAI



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