Fuyuko Tomita's "black-iron wind bell" - February 8, 2015

with glass and bamboo
this February wind chimes
a bright morning song

Garda’s wind-song

daily chiming through the valley

endless rhapsody

© G.s.k. ‘15

Today at Carpe Diem Haiku Special, we're trying to learn to write in the style of a Dutch Haiku Poet named: Fuyuko Tomita.

Kurogane no fuurin byakuya o nariyamazu

Black-iron wind bell

in the white summer night

tinkles on and on

© Fuyuko Tomita

Here are some of our host's haiku on the subject of wind chimes:

evening walk

the sound of a wind chime

deep silence

© Chèvrefeuille

And a cascading haiku from his  archives at his base weblog:

in the spring breeze

the wind chime sounds

with every step

with every step

the melody of spring rain

follows me

follows me

the melody of a Buddhist chant

Om Mani Padme Hum

Om Mani Padme Hum

resonates in my heart and soul

in the spring breeze

© Chèvrefeuille

Wind in Spring (kites) - Haiku - October 26, 2014

Kite and Wind surfing

riding the winds
surfers and kite riders
l'ora* in Garda

rainbow colored sky
kites flying over the park
children laughing

(c) G.s.k. '14

Here: "Tanka - Kite" is the post I wrote for CDHK's Modern Spring, where the Jane Richhold's kigo, kite was introduced for the first time. 

L'ora - is a stiff daily wind that comes from the south up over Lake Garda and blows through the Valleys all the way to Trento.  It usually begins blowing around noon. Ora means hour, but also now in Italian.

 

Linked to Carpe Diem Haiku Kai using the kigo .. kite.

Clear - September 7, 2014

clear crystal water
autumn morning at the lake
... noisy coots fishing