stormachtige dag de wind blaast schuimvlokken en laat wieken draaien on a stormy day the wind blows foam flakes around and makes mill blades turn Photo: @LenaSchreijenberg I submit this haiku to Haiku my Heart Je t'embrasse … [Read more...]
Friday spring-haiku and Chronicles
Goodmorning lovelies. March is well on its way and look what happened last week... Wednesday morning our world suddenly turned white! The snow shower was short but powerful; in no time everything was covered with snow and within an hour or so all the snow had melted again... a last pinprick of … [Read more...]
Friday haiku: cycle race
A special haiku today, that can only be written in one language ('cause these are names, therefore not really translatable) Omloop het Nieuwsblad De muur van Geraardsbergen Dylan van Baarle Last week, the road-cycle season began with the first race in Belgium: "Omloop het … [Read more...]
Friday haiku and SACC mission #8
Collages Last September, I joined the Special Agent Collage Collective. I completed a mission to the satisfaction of the Head Quarters (where agent 001 holds sway) and received my membership card short after. I am officially known as Special Agent 074. I thought I'd show you the collage I … [Read more...]
Friday haiku: shivering church
Het heeft gevroren. De kerktoren huivert in het eerste zonlicht. It has been freezing. The church tower shivers in the first morning light. Photo: @LenaSchreijenberg I submit this haiku to Haiku my Heart Je t'embrasse … [Read more...]
Friday haiku: cormorants
Gedisciplineerd zit elk op zijn eigen paal. Rijtje aalscholvers. Very disciplined. Each one sits on its own pole. Queued up Cormorants. Photo: @LenaSchreijenberg I submit this haiku to Haiku my Heart Je t'embrasse … [Read more...]
Friday haiku: the great flood of 1953
This week, my country commemorates the flood disaster of 1953. Especially my region, Zeeland, had a lot of damage and many people drowned... The Department of Waterways and Public Works started building the Delta Works in the year following the Great Flood of 1953. The massive project, with 3 … [Read more...]
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