Carpe Diem #212
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tetsubin heirloom
rejoice harvest of new tea
quiet revery
ancient observance
ceremony for new tea
tetsubin awaits
(I have a beautiful cast iron deep aqua tetsubin with a dragonfly design. If they weren't so expensive I'd love to collect and display them. )
beautifull...both .
ReplyDeleteThank you! Welcome to my blog. I think this is first time I've seen you. You write beautiful haiku.
DeleteGorgeous imagery, gorgeous haiku.
ReplyDeleteTry Cost Plus / World Market. They sell these beauties for about $20 whereas Tevana shops sell them for $100.
Thank you, Lolly...for comment and link!
DeleteOld ceremonies for new arrivals--I like the juxtaposition!
ReplyDeleteCup Holds No Tea
Juxtaposition accidental but thank you!
Deletevery zen,,,,cool image you chose...
ReplyDeleteRitual can be so comforting! Lovely haiku!
ReplyDeleteAll of us have rituals, some conscious, some unconscious, that help us get through a day.
DeleteNew Tea, Old Cup
How nice to be in with an ancient ritual! It can be an education! Nicely Maggie!
ReplyDeleteHank
We drink mate (pronounced mah-tay) here in Bend ... very soothing.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for visiting my blog ... I didn't know the elderly woman who was so horrifically abused, but it did happen in Oregon ~
That would outrage me too hearing or reading about it. Thank you for your visit!
DeleteWhat a wonderful haiku you share here Maggie. I am glad that you enjoy haiku so much.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I do love it!
Deletenew tea
ReplyDeletein old cups
giving comfort
Cheers!
JzB
New tea should have the best of welcomes. Like that.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for visiting and comments. I've never used the tetsubin although it is usable. It's for serving tea rather than making it. But I love the ritual of sipping tea for comfort or relaxing while watching beauty. Love that new "white tea" which is the new/early tea buds.
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