Haiku Written for
Leo's Haiku Heights
Prompt : Pine
Young Hearts Hope..
Ah, dreams grow
under shades of pine;
love blossoms..
Evergreen
long sharp edges shine;
young hearts hope...
***
Pine attracts,
he sharpens the saw;
her chair rocks..
RS:)
Translated in French
by Claude LOPEZ-GINISTY
Ah, les rêves croissent
sous les ombrages de pin;
l'amour fleurit…
Persistants
de longs tranchants effilés brillent;
les jeunes cœurs espèrent…
***
Le pin attire
il aiguise la scie;
sa chaise se balance...
Thanks Claude
Beautiful..! Love, dreams and hope... The things that keep a person going! :)
ReplyDeleteHaven of solitude amongst rising thoughts
Yes, I see the connection Ramesh! That's amazing. Young hearts are full of hope. Alas, her chair rocks.
ReplyDeleteAh! The last one is my favourite! Especially the idea of rocking chair!
ReplyDeletemarvelous one sir!
ReplyDeleteI loved the first two. The rocking chair puzzled me - did he cut off the rockers with his sharp saw? :-)
ReplyDeleteViv...the chair that rocks was once a pine...
DeleteAh, les rêves croissent
ReplyDeletesous les ombrages de pin;
l'amour fleurit…
Persistants
de longs tranchants effilés brillent;
les jeunes cœurs espèrent…
***
Le pin attire
il aiguise la scie;
sa chaise se balance...
Thank You Claude..for the honour.. I express my gratitude to you..
DeleteI like the shades of pine...nice set ~
ReplyDeleteI love the attitude, the positive note in your lovely set....and, as always, best in French...
ReplyDeleteawesome would be a petty word to describe how i feel about your haiku..i am always left speechless and in awe :)
ReplyDeletewell crafted ~ each one ~ love the first one ~ ...loving and words sing ~ thanks, namaste, ^_^
ReplyDeleteNice, Ramesh. I really like the sense of a couple coming together and spending their days with each other.
ReplyDeleteWonderfully scripted, as always
ReplyDeleteFirst haiku itself was so brilliant that it set up the rest, lovely!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful set...long sharp edges shine...Very beautiful and thoughtful line....
ReplyDeleteHeart turned stone
I wonder...can old hearts hope too? :)
ReplyDeleteA Pining Peach
I cannot determine which is my favorite this time. :)
ReplyDeleteForest Cathedral