Naviar Haiku 014

I imagined the sun rising on an alien world and the day beginning.  Initially there are only a few things moving around, but with a few minutes life awakens and goes about its day, exploring, eating, hunting, hiding, doing what ever it does.

There are some scary things here, there are some cute things here, there are some things here.  Welcome to Tropical Hoth.


At the first sunlight

Seven happy roosters yell

A new day is here



Dawn On Tropical Hoth (Naviarhaiku 014 - At the first sunlight)

Inspired by Marios Schismenos' haiku:

At the first sunlight
Seven happy roosters yell
A new day is here

The Munificent Seven [Naviarhaiku 014 - At the first sunlight]

This is the fourteenth experiment of Naviar Haiku. Participants are to complete the task by Wednesday 16th April and post the track on our Soundcloud group  https://soundcloud.com/groups/naviar-laboratory

I love my little rooster [naviarhaiku014 - At the first sunlight]

For the Naviar Haiku 014.

Haiku poem by Marios Schismenos:

At the first sunlight
Seven happy roosters yell
A new day is here

Field recording (dawn in my backyard - 4/15/2014) by Dave Dorgan

Picture by Flavio Jota de Paula (https://www.flickr.com/photos/fjota)

Dawn [Naviarhaiku 014 - At the first sunlight]

Naviar is a music community and label. Through regular publications, open projects and events, we explore the connection between experimental music and traditional Japanese poetry.

To join the Haiku challenge, visit https://www.naviarrecords.com/about/naviar-haiku

Naviar Haiku 014

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