For Frank Tassone’s haikai challenge, a gogyohka
I can see the wind
it swoops and glides
slides silent and feathered
grips sharp-beaked and taloned
its name is hawk
gogyohka for wind-hawk
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For Frank Tassone’s haikai challenge, a gogyohka
I can see the wind
it swoops and glides
slides silent and feathered
grips sharp-beaked and taloned
its name is hawk
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Nice poem 🙂
Thank you 🙂
You bring out the hawk’s lithesome and perilous (“sharp-beaked”) qualities. I’m happy you get to see hawks to behold them, express them. I see a hawk on occasion, always a surprise and a delight.
We don’t see too many hawks, kestrels, a few hobbies and peregrines, but we see a lot of buzzards and red kites, and some hen harriers. They are all magnificent anyway.
Beautiful, Jane! The name is well choosen too. Michael
Thank you!
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#Haiku Happenings #1 (2/10/20): Jane Dougherty’s latest #gogyohka for my current #haikai challenge!
Thank you, Frank 🙂
Very beautiful !
Thank you, Holly 🙂
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Beautiful. I watch them flying high daily.
They are majestic creatures. Thank you.
Very nice Jane. And some wind pierces like spears!!
I certainly does!