Japanese Writing

100 creative works found

  • Clappers and a Bloke Called Joe
    by iAN Derrick

    Some serious consumers of amber beverage stayed sober enough to rename it Heaven in the desert.

    Back again in Ockerroo where it seems sergeant Clappers Clarke, suffering a mild case of outback troppo disease, is going investment mental over the arrival of a bloke called Joe Mitsubishi…Big things are about to happen in the one dunny town of Ockerroo and it has nothing to do with emus.

  • Water Haiku
    by Carrie Glenn

    The Water Is Light…

    A original Haiku I wrote about water and life

  • Schoolyard
    by macro magnon

    Schoolyard / they turn the rope by singing / she skips by laughing.

  • Don’t Wait
    by Kristin Reynolds

    The light at the end of the tunnel / surrounds the tunnel as well…

    This is a form of Japanese poetry called a Monoku. i love them, they are one of my favorite forms of poetry, as they say so much truth with so few words; much like the haiku, which is also a favorite of mine. / They are for the reader to interpret in their own way. :)

  • Haiku chain
    by anaisnais

    clear / picture / —revealed surprise / —withheld / exclamation not syllable / count / —beat essential / —every / word

    Haiku, traditionally of nature but now contemporary tends to be accepted. Many confuse the 5-7-5 structure to mean syllable, it’s not it means beat. Counts are guide only and as few as you can get away with to lead with two lines and reveal with the other. A haiku is three lines but several -usually three can be joined to make a chain these should stand alone as well as in chain. There are other takes on haiku which have slight variation on the form.

  • Two Human Beings
    by macro magnon

    Two human beings / to knit my body / - how much for my soul?

  • Sat on a Bench
    by macro magnon

    Sat on a bench / her dog in arms / she cries.

  • Siesta
    by macro magnon

    Siesta - / I am the favorite pillow / of my cat.

  • Odaiko
    by Jenny Hall

    The drummer summons his energy, filling his body as …

  • Haiku on Monday
    by rufflesal

    Don’t look over my shoulder

    I wrote this at the library. I know I know I only know how to do western haikus. It’s as close as I’m gunna get.

  • Haiku poetry
    by Paul Stephen Dixon

    Soft silky eyes / cracked desire

    An effort to try my hand at this japanses form of poetry

  • Chapter One Story by Dcraze
    by Dcraze

    Images flash throughout different corners of his mind. His story begins. The earth underneath looked troubled, but he pressed on any …

    This is a tidbit of my story.. the first episode/chapter of my manga, novel. / I hope you like it. Comments are much appreciated and tips on writing as well. thanks

  • More HAIKU
    by Sharon K. Shubert

    wild geese flying south~

    5/7/5, 17-syllable haiku of nature

  • Buddha...
    by macro magnon

    Buddha / and Mona Lisa / - same smile.

  • Road Edge
    by macro magnon

    Road edge / on the uprooted tree / a bunch of flowers.

  • Job Interview
    by macro magnon

    Job interview / between the recruiter’s teeth / a piece of salad.

  • Rainy Day
    by macro magnon

    Rainy day / the coat of the dog - / a refuse bag.

  • Summer afternoon
    by macro magnon

    Summer afternoon - / more butterflies / than flowers.

  • Cabin in Woods
    by macro magnon

    Cabin in woods / nearby on an oak / a basketball net. /

  • Night Road
    by macro magnon

    Night road / crossing a blind in one eye / car.

  • Break-Up
    by macro magnon

    Break-up / in the mirror the bearded man / is back. * Break-up / the cellular phone memory / full of love words.

  • Winter Morning
    by macro magnon

    Winter morning - / the swan kisses / its reflection.

  • Torn Posters
    by macro magnon

    Torn posters - / under the politician / the clown.

  • After Thunderstorm
    by macro magnon

    After thunderstorm / alone / on a petal road.

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