Well, here we are – I can't believe we've finally made it to the conclusion of Haikunaut Island Renga! I'm simply overwhelmed by the response to this experiment, and want to send out super props to our Renga Master, Keiji for his dedication and creative ku selections! We'll be closing the comments on this post now, but I've just put up another post with some thoughts on future possibilities – as ever, your comments are welcome!

Davey aka David Prater aka Cordite Ed

All morning have been hearing Michael's tin drum – with whistles and music – as though we're all in a happy parade – celebrating this experience. Thank you again Keiji, David Prater and Cordite – I too feel lucky to have been a part of it.

Maybe Cordite will do another – one day. That would be so good!

Bye to everyone and all best wishes, Genevieve.

So, au revoir!

Nice way to end, Michael. Congratulations!

Thanks to everyone else. It's been great to meet you here.

Anne (:

And thanks again, Keiji, and to all at Cordite who let us play here, it was amazing, I feel happy and lucky to have been involved

Barbara, I think the title is usually taken from the first ku?

Ashley

I think Michael's ending is most appropriate and offers up more possibilities.

I was wondering what shall we do about a title for this renga?

Thanks again to everyone involved with the journey.

Already, missing the fun of it all.

Peace and Love

Like others, I've found the experience of participating in Keiji's renga exhilarating and refreshing and look forward to more renga.

Many thanks to you, Keiji and also David 'haiku guy', and our host, David Prater [Cordite] I'm still a little unsure who is David and who is Davey! Also of course, my thanks to everyone who has joined in, offering their ku and their comments and contributing to the friendly communal atmosphere. A delight to meet you all in this way!