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Haiku from Bulgaria
Quoted from : The Road - world haiku
early morning
no one has yet walked
throught the dew
tôt matin
personne n'a encore marché
dans la rosée
Antoaneta Nikolova
ooo ooo ooo
old houses --
icons well-arranged
temples of some life that was
vieilles maisons --
des icônes bien rangées
temples de quelque vie qui a été
Viktoria Kabadelova
ooo ooo ooo
puddles on the road
a belated cart
is sprinkling stars
flaques sur la route
une auto tardive
éclabousse les étoiles
Ginka Biliarska
ooo ooo ooo
the bus station --
a frantic desire
for tenderness
la gare routière --
un désir effrené
de tendresse
Ekaterina Kunova
ooo ooo ooo
old photos --
dusty roads
to memories
vieilles photos --
routes de poussière
vers les souvenirs
Kancho Velikov
The Road - World Haiku
Compilation : Ginka Biliarska (Bulgaria)
http://www.tempslibres.org/tl/livres/revue/livroad.html
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БЪЛГАРСКИ СЕЗОННИ ДУМИ
tzetzka ilieva
A Bulgarian Season Word List ( Spring and Summer)
- reference source : vidahaiku.wordpress.com -
April 2016
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Bulgarian Haiku
The life of an ambassador is an unpredictable one. In his first two years as Japan’s ambassador to Bulgaria, Koichiro Fukui, MBA ’76, completed the implementation of reciprocal, visa-free travel between the two nations, discussed bilateral environmental protection with Bulgaria’s environment minister, and suggested the Bulgarian government encourage private as well as governmental Japanese investment.
He also played chess against Bulgaria’s world champion Veselin Topalov, drank from a newly excavated, 2,300-year-old Thracian wine vessel, and threw a welcome party for delegates to the World Haiku Conference in Sofia.
August 2006
http://www.gsb.stanford.edu/news/bmag/sbsm0608/spreadsheet_fukui.html
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