Thursday, September 13, 2012

September Heights, day 14 revelation

Inspired by the theme at


Isn't it a great haiku month? We are on or way in the second third of the September Heights and today I have to write a haiku on revelation. My first thought at this prompt was 'it was a revelation when I discovered haiku at school' so I will try to write a haiku (or two, maybe three) about how I discovered haiku a long time ago. I discovered haiku when I was studying for teacher in the late eighties. A fellow student saw how I wrote little verses between my notes during the classes. She, by the way, was an artist with origami and had a lot of knowledge on Japan. She pointed me at haiku and gave me a little booklet with information about haiku. When I read that ... ah! it was a revelation ... the little verses I wrote got a name HAIKU. Since that day I continue writing haiku and became a well known haiku poet in my country and since the start of this millennium  I also became Internationally known.

Credits: haiku/haiga
Well let's do this ...

a little verse
caught me in it's flight
ah! a revelation

ah! a revelation
it was when haiku caught me
at college

at college
writing in silent moments
a little verse

a little verse
from the land of the rising sun
caught me

caught me
deep in my heart and soul
a little verse

Not a strong one, but .... I enjoyed writing this cascading one. Hope you enjoyed it.

See you all next day.

Be inspired.

17 comments:

Barbara said...

I love the first one!! It stands alone.

Cassiopeia Rises said...

I think it is a fine Haiku.


Melanie

knot2share said...

#1 for me too Basho2012 san!

Unknown said...

I love it. a fitting tribute to haiku

Ellecee said...

I like the first one too. All show your discovery and love of haiku.

Vinay Leo R. said...

The last one :) Just beautiful.

Grace said...

What a revelation...Happy to see that it has held its magic after all these years ~ Nice cascading haiku ~

PattiKen said...

This a lovely set taking us on your journey into haiku. Well done.

kaykuala said...

Wonderful cascades and wonderful haiku! Nicely Chev!

Hank

Hazel said...

Love your reference to Japan. Inconspicously revealed.

Anonymous said...

oh wow .. very nice haiku! :D

Anonymous said...

I couldnt have said it any better to be honest! keep up the awesome work. You are very talented & I only wish I could write as good as you do :) …

Reading Pleasure said...

lovely set of Haiku. I love the first one and last ones.

Jolly said...

You are well and truly caught ... and so are we :)

joanne said...

that's an inspiring story on your discovery of haiku...apparently it's what you are meant to do...and you always do it so very very well...

Tigerbrite said...

I enjoyed your story ... and in the haiku too :)

Magical Mystical Teacher said...

A lot always starts with a little...

Revelation