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Haikus: cranes poetic in solidarity with Japan

From the blog Leer. is we proposed in order to celebrate the Day of Poetry and in solidarity with the Japanese people, create haiku. A great initiative! We suggest that despite having spent the day there is added to the lead or in the classroom, and then write a haiku, with the same sheet, doubling the take it to go, following the instructions origami, and create a crane-poetic symbol of peace, solidarity, and this time. Val?! Aquests

Alguns són els lectors dels haikus that have anat deixant:

led Japan into the sea of \u200b\u200bhope as a wave

(Carmen Rojas)

* Marche

pain and get up again
to see the sun

(Elena Bajo)

* Earth between sea

spring rising thirst for temperance

(Roger Calabuig)

*

Callan

birds and starts the air:
step cranes

(Montserrat Doucet)

*

What flowers from my hands quiet fills the heart

(Carmen Peña)

Thousand Cranes dream
meet our desire resurfaces
Japan!

(Marta G)

*

reverse

I see you live without pain
accompany you

(Elena B)

*

The rising sun,
in our hearts, I'm grieving

(JAP Peralta)

The il · lustració is Shohei Otomo