About my creativity

Haiku shows an extremely condensed time in nature, which is associated with events in the human interior. Haiku illustrates the basic image, the atmosphere and emotions.

summer rain on window
tear on cheek
don't wash sorrow

Tanka (also Waka), is a traditional Japanese poetic form, which contains five verses: the first and third verse have five syllables, second, fourth and fifth of seven. It is therefore a very short poetic form based on the extreme brevity of the term. Modern Tanka form leave us more freedom.

wind and time
gentle caress traces
on the routes we walk
brings the sweet smell
of love we share

I like both poetic forms, because they permit minimum number of words and we have to focus more on emotions, the feeling that we want to express. Writing thus becomes a meditation and feelings gently blend into the words.

Even more enjoyable is observing the nature and its beauty and to connect images with feelings that arise from us during meditative fusion with the environment.

We can say that the beauty borns greater, more subtler beauty.