African Haiku
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Introducing Haiku from Africa

http://www.design-africa.com/cpats/cpat-000main.html
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African Haiku by Fancy
African Haiku by Stephen Davies
African Haiku with Ted Goossen
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Haiku Africa: Haikus and Photographs
by Joel H. Goldstein (Author)
Bull Elephant walks
Isolated on the road
Alone with his thoughts
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Kenya
Haiku from Kenya, Kenya Saijiki ケニア歳時記
The Haiku Clubs of Nairobi
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South Africa
There are Jewish, Muslim and Hindu religious festivals celebrated here, although the Christian ones are the only that rate a national holiday right now.
Some of our national holidays are interesting in terms of kigo.
For instance, Heritage Day is celebrated on 24 September in the spring so there is a contrast between the forward-looking season and the backwards-looking celebration.
Another like Youth Day is 16 June, almost mid-winter and very appropriate perhaps to the tragedy of that day in 1976.
And then there is our fynbos ("feiner Busch") , a unique and indigenous family of plants. So diverse that I think some or other species of it are in flower at any one time of the year. So fynbos is something really South African but not really something that one can associate with a season as such.
Moira Richards, South Africa
Fynbos , South African Plant in our library
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2 Comments:
sad news from home--
my student takes the chalk
and draws me Africa
--Barry George
http://tinywords.com/haiku/2007/09/21
police station
a map of Africa
behind bars
© Anatoly Kudryavitsky
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