This is not a haiku at all but a wonderful message for all humankind.
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summer haiku d'été – the sea is the soul = la mer, c'est l'åmethe sea is the soul the soul is the sea - as the dolphins know la mer, c'est l'âme l'âme, c'est la mer - les dauphins le savent Richard Vallance © by/ par Richard Vallance 2020 photo public domain/ domaine public Pixabay
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senryu – shattered dreams = les rêves brisés = sogni rottishattered dreams shattered mirror shattered soul les rêves brisés le miroir cassé l'âme brisée sogni rotti lo specchio rotto l'anima rotta Richard Vallance photo public domain
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summer haiku – the rainbow = l'arc-en-cielthe rainbow hues he brushes on secrets of his soul il est si zébré de l'arc-en-ciel où l'âme se cache Richard Vallance photo public domain
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summer haiku d'été – I caress you = je te caresseI caress you, fair lad, in the summer of our love, our souls clear ponds je te caresse, garçon l'été de notre amour, étangs clairs nos âmes Richard Vallance The Film Eastern Boys by Robin Campillo, actors Olivier Rabourdin et Kirill Emelyanov, the boy Le Film Eastern Boys de Robin Campillo, Comédiens Olivier Rabourdin et Kirill Emelyanov, le garçon
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senryu – her soul is hers no more = son âme n’est plus la sienne my Maine Coon has died - her soul is hers no more though mine is hersma Maine Coon est morte - son âme n’est plus la sienne mais elle est la mienne Richard Vallance This senryu is inspired by the following senryu by the author of Pi-Ku poetry, on twitter here:
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senryu – we’re good and mad = nous sommes furieuses me too! me too! we’re good and mad – ire shrivels the soul!nous sommes furieuses moi aussi ! moi aussi ! la rage flétrit l’âme ! Richard Vallance
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Japanese summer haiku d’été – hitodama = willo-o’-the-wisp = feu follet hitodama willo-o’-the-wisp – the human soulhitodama le feu follet – l’âme humaine Richard Vallance
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Bahai’ = the latest Dispensation from God = Progressive Revelation Imagine my astonishment when I happened across the teachings of the Bahai’ Faith, which came into being in the latter part of the nineteenth century. Its teachings are revolutionary. It allows one to keep the faith of one’s birth, in my case, Christian, but it opens up so many avenues to a faith greater than all religions, including itself. The Bahai’s firmly believe that theirs is not the last revelation, that more are to come. This sets them apart from all past religions. Unlike all previous religions of the past, the Bahai’ faith firmly counsels universal education, the education of women and the equal rights of women and men, the promotion and teaching of technology and science, and the list goes on and on. This sort of religion truly appeals to an intellectual such as myself. I shall be posting the tenets of the Bahai’ faith on a regular basis here on Minoan Linear A, Linear B, Knossos & Mycenae. Here are the first three observations from the faith:
They are real eye-openers!
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Who the hell?Matthew 16:23 Get behind me, Satan! As madness burrows through the psyche’s realm, it means to chew her up and spit her out. I ask you, who the hell was at the helm? And who was God to prove, “What’s that all about?” It rankles me too few will dare to ask why some of us are sane and others not, why some are not, while some are called to task, while others see their faith is come to naught. If faith in God were not enough, then what in hell would satisfy our lust for love, and what in Heaven’s name has madness wrought to place us altogether on the spot? Since your concern was just an empty show, Don’t ask me why. You know I’ll never know. Richard Vallance, January 10, 2017
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POST 1,400: another sonnet of mine, based on the previous 2 haiku in Mycenaean Greek: Never fearMatthew 14:27 But Jesus immediately spoke to them, saying, Take courage; it is I: do not be afraid.
The Temple of Bahai’, Tel Aviv, Israel While you are so afraid of your own life, never fear for me, for I fear as well as well as you for every scrap of strife we shall have all endured by spiting hell: and it’s just as well, heaven willing earth shall allow Bahai’ the inspiration to distance wisdom of our precious worth, our spirit His, His imagination ours the “forever Was”, forever shared with every single soul, however ill: We’ll know the love of God has always spared us all and embraces us in his Will... ... and it’s just as well I can hear Him spell his Word on us to see us faring well. Richard Vallance, January 10, 2017
