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- Rudi Pfaller
- Im Jahr 2006 verspürte ich das Verlangen kreativ zu werden, aber nicht wieder Holzspielzeug zu basteln. Ich interessierte mich dafür, was denn ein Haiku sei und begann selbst welche zu schreiben. Seither versuche ich dem Zauber dieser kürzesten aller Poesieformen auf die Spur zu kommen und entdecke immer wieder Neues. - I try it in English as well: In 2006 I had a craving for creative activity, but I didn’t want to do wooden handycrafts again. I wanted to know what a haiku is and took my first steps in writing. Since that time I try to reveal the secret about this short poetry and I always discover new things.
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That's beautiful and very powerful words Rudi
ReplyDeleteRudi,
ReplyDeleteI like it very much! Congratulations.
Regards - Marek
Bravo, Rudi.
ReplyDeleteNice one!
K.
Thank you so much dear friends.
ReplyDeleteI like to watch weaving spiders. It is a kind of contemplation.
And the spider and I are understanding each other. I know about the next step in the work of this small animal: I am happy to understand the spider's system.
But even only standing still and admiring - that's so relaxing!
Best wishes
Rudi
A spider's fragile construction bringing out
ReplyDeletestrong thoughts and emotions.
Congrats, Rudi.
Lech
Dear Lech,
ReplyDeletejust after I sent my comment I could read your comment. I must say: you got it! You completely understood what I wanted to express with my three lines.
Thank you!
Rudi
Very nice Rudi. I'll bet this was a cross spider.
ReplyDeleteJacek.
Thanks sharing Mainichi-link! I'm not visiting Mainichi frequently, just perhaps once a month. Ought to visit more ...
ReplyDeletelate autumn ...
a spider still
networking!
:-)
Thank you Jacek.
ReplyDeleteIndeed it was a cross spider.
And: congratulation to be published at Mainichi as well. I am happy to meet you there.
Thank you Juhani for your funny haiku. I visit Mainichi daily. For me interesting is that Isamu Hashimoto more and more chooses minimalist haiku, funny haiku and that a seasonal element isn't a must any longer. He likes the style which is called "karumi". We also find this style in late poems of Basho.
Best wishes
Rudi
Congratulations, Rudi. A wonderfiul haiku...
ReplyDeleteThank you Frank!
ReplyDeleteNice to meet you here.
Best wishes
Rudi
Who would expect less, Rudi!
ReplyDelete__Thoughts that glisten in the dewey web! _m
Thank you Magyar.
ReplyDeleteI see: my text was not a riddle. I am happy about that.
Will being absent for one week - without internet.
Best wishes
Rudi
Foi no detalhe e encontrou a imagem. Muito bem!
ReplyDeleteThank you Henrique.
ReplyDeleteYes, it is very important to look at a detail writing and reading haiku. And in a detail may be the whole world.
Best wishes
Rudi