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среда, 19. март 2014.
Never Ending Story
Лептир сан: Венчање Хаику од Татјана Дебељачки
English Original
the wedding
in the Old Town
murmur of the river
Asahi Haikuist Network, January 6, 2012
Tatiana Debeljacki
Chinese Translation (Traditional)
在舊城
舉行的婚禮
河流私語
Chinese Translation (Simplified)
在旧城
举行的婚礼
河流私语
Bio Sketch
the wedding
in the Old Town
murmur of the river
Asahi Haikuist Network, January 6, 2012
Tatiana Debeljacki
Chinese Translation (Traditional)
在舊城
舉行的婚禮
河流私語
Chinese Translation (Simplified)
在旧城
举行的婚礼
河流私语
Bio Sketch
Tatjana Debeljacki writes poetry, short stories, and haiku. She is a member of the Association of Writers of Serbia -UKS (since 2004) and the Haiku Society of Serbia. She is the deputy editor of Diogen and the editor of Poeta. She has four books of poetry published by Hammer & Anvil Books.
четвртак, 6. март 2014.
“Les éditeurs électroniques de lettres outré”
A House Made of Glass
poetry from Serbia
A HOUSE MADE OF GLASS is an intimate exploration of the senses and the sensual, wrought in the spare yet passionate verbal landscapes that have brought international acclaim to its author, Serbian poet Tatjana Debeljački. Each poem appears in its original Serbian form as well as in English translation: Poetry lovers in both languages will delight in this unique collection from Hammer & Anvil Books, “Les éditeurs électroniques de lettres outré” ..
петак, 28. фебруар 2014.
CREATRIX #24 HAIKU – MARCH 2014
CREATRIX #24 HAIKU –
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MARCH 2014
Categories: Haiku
Selectors: Amanda Joy, Meryl Manoy, Rose van Son & Gary De Piazzi
Contributors:
Martin Pedersen
Tatjana Debeljački
Gary Colombo De Piazzi
Jesus Chameleon
Jan Napier
Peter O’Malley
Jackson
Paresh Tiwari
Jayashree Maniyil
Graeme Butler
Ramesh Anand
Meryl Manoy
Duncan Richardson
Myron Lysenko
Shloka Shankar
Tash Adams
Rose van Son
Vinay Ravindranath
Angelee Deodhar
forest night –
I go in deeper
Martin Pedersen
_____________________
in shade
grandpa is sipping green tea
grafting fruit trees
an old woman
warming herself by the fireplace
white rooftops
Tatjana Debeljački, Užice, Serbia
_____________________
hunger
the bone gnawed
all day
weeping willow
strands of hair
hide her tears
cracked window
two sides to a view
raindrops all day
stones on my roof
Gary Colombo De Piazzi
_____________________
feral cat –
trees cast a shadow
Jesus Chameleon, the Marianas.
_____________________
forty three degrees
even the Fremantle doctor
has died
Jan Napier
_____________________
high speed katydids
rev up in the August night –
heat wave doesn’t stop
Peter O’Malley. New Jersey USA
_____________________
between two clouds
a wet bird
spreads its wings
Jackson
_____________________
tea garden –
we pluck out two leaves
worth of memories
dwindling lake –
an egret turns her gaze
to the sky
distant howl –
night closes in
tree by tree,
spring evening
inked on her ankle
cherry blossoms
mountain road –
we drive past the sun
on hairpin bends
Paresh Tiwari
_____________________
fast train –
the cry of seagulls
before and after
Jayashree Maniyil
_____________________
Splendid Wren
on barbed wire fence
my sapphire ring
Graeme Butler
_____________________
cut off kite
the sound of children
fading with it
first light
last night’s rain
cupped in a mushroom
Ramesh Anand
_____________________
bush walk
surrounded by bird song
cyclist whistles past
blue sky
clouds drift by
gibbous moon
windswept
she sweeps leaves
her hair blown
courting couple
pink and grey galahs
step in tandem
Meryl Manoy
_____________________
dung beetle workshop
gathering
information
sailing under the bridge
on a seed pod
- blue dragonfly
Japanese garden
fruit bats and tourists
chatter
old enemies help
each other go around
the pill box
Duncan Richardson
_____________________
fallen rocks –
the eel glides under
a duck
lighthouse
they marry on the edge
of a cliff
Myron Lysenko
_____________________
summer sky –
our fluttering kites
battle it out
blackout –
we sit on the porch
counting stars
Shloka Shankar, Bangalore, India
_____________________
morning service
movement of hands
at the coffee machine
Tash Adams
_____________________
herringbone stitch
bird feet in the sand
dusk
the silver river below
the charcoal sky
inside a windflower
a new summer’s day
Rose van Son
_____________________
unopened crayons
he presents a painting
of spilt milk
black coffee –
tonight I sip
the full moon
Vinay Ravindranath. Bangalore, India.
_____________________
railway mosque –
a flash of blue
a kingfisher takes off
neck deep in wheat fields
peacocks pick their way
through pools of mud
Angelee Deodhar, India
_____________________
Contributors:
Martin Pedersen
Tatjana Debeljački
Gary Colombo De Piazzi
Jesus Chameleon
Jan Napier
Peter O’Malley
Jackson
Paresh Tiwari
Jayashree Maniyil
Graeme Butler
Ramesh Anand
Meryl Manoy
Duncan Richardson
Myron Lysenko
Shloka Shankar
Tash Adams
Rose van Son
Vinay Ravindranath
Angelee Deodhar
forest night –
I go in deeper
Martin Pedersen
_____________________
in shade
grandpa is sipping green tea
grafting fruit trees
an old woman
warming herself by the fireplace
white rooftops
Tatjana Debeljački, Užice, Serbia
_____________________
hunger
the bone gnawed
all day
weeping willow
strands of hair
hide her tears
cracked window
two sides to a view
raindrops all day
stones on my roof
Gary Colombo De Piazzi
_____________________
feral cat –
trees cast a shadow
Jesus Chameleon, the Marianas.
_____________________
forty three degrees
even the Fremantle doctor
has died
Jan Napier
_____________________
high speed katydids
rev up in the August night –
heat wave doesn’t stop
Peter O’Malley. New Jersey USA
_____________________
between two clouds
a wet bird
spreads its wings
Jackson
_____________________
tea garden –
we pluck out two leaves
worth of memories
dwindling lake –
an egret turns her gaze
to the sky
distant howl –
night closes in
tree by tree,
spring evening
inked on her ankle
cherry blossoms
mountain road –
we drive past the sun
on hairpin bends
Paresh Tiwari
_____________________
fast train –
the cry of seagulls
before and after
Jayashree Maniyil
_____________________
Splendid Wren
on barbed wire fence
my sapphire ring
Graeme Butler
_____________________
cut off kite
the sound of children
fading with it
first light
last night’s rain
cupped in a mushroom
Ramesh Anand
_____________________
bush walk
surrounded by bird song
cyclist whistles past
blue sky
clouds drift by
gibbous moon
windswept
she sweeps leaves
her hair blown
courting couple
pink and grey galahs
step in tandem
Meryl Manoy
_____________________
dung beetle workshop
gathering
information
sailing under the bridge
on a seed pod
- blue dragonfly
Japanese garden
fruit bats and tourists
chatter
old enemies help
each other go around
the pill box
Duncan Richardson
_____________________
fallen rocks –
the eel glides under
a duck
lighthouse
they marry on the edge
of a cliff
Myron Lysenko
_____________________
summer sky –
our fluttering kites
battle it out
blackout –
we sit on the porch
counting stars
Shloka Shankar, Bangalore, India
_____________________
morning service
movement of hands
at the coffee machine
Tash Adams
_____________________
herringbone stitch
bird feet in the sand
dusk
the silver river below
the charcoal sky
inside a windflower
a new summer’s day
Rose van Son
_____________________
unopened crayons
he presents a painting
of spilt milk
black coffee –
tonight I sip
the full moon
Vinay Ravindranath. Bangalore, India.
_____________________
railway mosque –
a flash of blue
a kingfisher takes off
neck deep in wheat fields
peacocks pick their way
through pools of mud
Angelee Deodhar, India
_____________________
субота, 15. фебруар 2014.
http://haikusansaar.blogspot.com/
Tatjana Debeljacki
cruising
over the moon’s seas
salty air
यात्रा कर रहे
चन्द्रमा के समुद्र पर
नमकीन हवा
dandelion fields
at the edge the hot sand
the moon is the beacon
डेन्डीलायन के खेत
गर्म रेत के किनारे पर
चंद्रमा दीप-स्तम्भ है
the eagle flies
the salmon in the stream
the full moon rises
चील उड़ रही
नदी में सालमन मछलियाँ हैं
पूर्ण चाँद उग रहा
In the clear night
shining in the moonlight
a forest orchestra
साफ रात्रि में
चमक रहा चांदनी में
जंगल का ऑरकेस्टरा
An old woman
Warming herself by the fireplace.
White rooftops
एक बुढ़िया
अंगीठी सेक रही
सफेद छतें
Tatjana Debeljacki, Uzice, Serbia
петак, 7. фебруар 2014.
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