On eating blood oranges from the Campo De' Fiori market in Rome...<BR><BR>Silent shrunken sun<BR>Bleeding passion, flush of dusk<BR>Tasting red sunsets

what a joyous thread<BR>so inspiring, pure and true<BR>let us celebrate

How do you conjugate Haiku? Is it:<BR>I Haiku<BR>You Haiku<BR>We Haiku<BR>They Haiku<BR>Is this a Haiku?

I love Jen's haiku<BR>it is sensual and cool<BR>congratulations

5 in the first line<BR>7 in the middle<BR>5 again the third

It's so deep isn't it. And to think you know how to do this.

I'm so impressed.

Friends are good to have<BR>Making friends is good for your heart<BR>My friends keep me sane.

No one is trying<BR>to impress random strangers.<BR>Good haiku is rare.

In distant valleys, <BR>swept with rain, a kindred wind<BR>whispers Ooh La la.

Shivers down my spine<BR>is what I get while reading<BR>Jen's gorgeous haiku!

After eating lobster in Sperlonga, Italy...<BR><BR>In China blue bowls <BR> yellow lemon, rose petals<BR>tracing wet circles.

Gentle evening light<BR>Families strolling, playing<BR>Sunset Champs de Mars<BR>

well done poet Sue <BR>you give jen competition.<BR>excellent haiku

Upon leaving the board to get some sleep...<BR><BR>Parole belle<BR>dalla gente bella ma<BR>devo partire.<BR><BR>You guys are great! Buona notte. :o)

Good night and sweet dreams<BR>to our master of haiku Jen<BR>Buona notte and grazie

]<BR>Friends leave tomorrow for France<BR>I'm stuck here while they go away<BR>Alors, je suis tres triste.

Anymore?

Wow dudes, you are like, so cool with this Haiku. How do you learn to do this. It sems so very difficult. What is your secret?<BR><BR>No, I'm serious.

If I realy could haiku<BR>I would be reading this in Honshu<BR>now I stay with you