Carpe Diem”s Tan Renga Challenge Month #VI, Steph’s ”The Eucalyptus”

This Carpe Diem Tan Renga Challenge is Steph’s ”The Eucalyptus”. The goal being to add 2 x 7 syllable lines to Steph’s haiku to form a renga.

For those of you who have not heard a Koala in full song…

the eucalyptus
captures the iridescence
in the morning fog

koala, calling a mate
breaks his slumber on lumber

Smiles, love and laughter

© John Belchamber 2013

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About jrbsays

Just a regular married father of three type of guy living on Gubbi Gubbi land. Occasional writer of Haiku.
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10 Responses to Carpe Diem”s Tan Renga Challenge Month #VI, Steph’s ”The Eucalyptus”

  1. becca givens says:

    OMG … not having a clue what a koala sounds like or its habits, I’m intrigued by your completion and the sound of mating … thank you for sharing.

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  2. Sun says:

    well two charming moments – awesome completion and koala mating call. 😛 lovely!

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  3. Jessica Slavin says:

    “slumber on lumber” is adorably humorous

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  4. You’re from ‘down-under’ and this was a not so big challenge for you I think … nice completion full of humor JRB. Thank you for enlightening me with the song of the koala.

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  5. atrm61 says:

    Love that second line JRB-beautiful completion too:-)

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  6. The song of koala
    — and humor is encouraged.

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