Haiku Puzzler

Chèvrefeuille's Gift to You to Celebrate our First Luster of Carpe Diem Haiku Kai #3 Haiku Puzzler

Our host has given this assignment:

Below you find an image in which you can find all the lines of these three haiku. To find the three haiku you get three hints:

1. This haiku poet brought haiku into the 20th century by mentioning a modern invention.

2. This haiku is renown all over the globe.

3. At the end of the life of a haiku poet the custom was to write a Jisei (death-poem). This is the jisei of a famous female poet.

To make the "haiku puzzler" complete you have to submit the three found haiku including the name of the haiku poet.

Have fun!

Here is our first "Haiku Puzzler":

2. This haiku is renown all over the globe.

water sound

frog jumps into

an old pond

© Basho

1. This haiku poet brought haiku into the 20th century by mentioning a modern invention

smoke whirls

after the passage of a train 

young foliage

© Masaoka Shiki

Our Honored host

morning dew

evaporates in the early sunlight

spirit climbs to the sky

© Chèvrefeuille 

3. At the end of the life of a haiku poet the custom was to write a Jisei (death-poem). This is the jisei of a famous female poet.

having gazed at the moon

I depart from this life

with a blessing

Chiyo-ni’s poem at death in 1795

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I had arranged the different lines into what I thought were the correct groupings.  I had two correct with only one line each of the remaining two that had to be swapped.  One of the poets, Basho, was obvious.  But the other three required research to accredit each of the haiku.  It was a fun exercise for Mother's Day here in the US.  Thank goodness for google!

searching

in the dense fog

a light shines

©  petra domina 

Thanks to Chèvrefeuille for daily prompts on 

CARPE DIEM HAIKU KAI