Today is International Haiku Poetry Day! ... So guess what we’re doing today?
For today’s prompt, write a haiku. Simple as that. Or well, if you’d prefer, write a poem about haiku; I’ve done this before. So that’s an option too; or write about poetic forms in general.
thirty degree morn
ReplyDeleteeighty degree afternoon
spring in Tennessee
nicely done! always enjoy your haiku
DeleteIt's the same here except we only go up to 65 or 70. Fun haiku!. Easy day today...
DeletePerfect Haiku, you are amazing!
Deletesquirrels search for nuts
ReplyDeletestealthy birds steal remainders
closed eyes shut out sun
fun haiku but, remember you get your Vitamin D through your eyes...
DeleteLOL. I almost deleted Linda's comment by accident because I wanted to hit "Like" and there's no "Like" button.
DeleteI think spring is here
ReplyDeletethe song birds outside sing
sun shines finally
I know the feeling. I wonder what the song birds thought about spring taking so long to get here.
Deletespring is sprung! lovely scene!
DeleteInto the woods:
ReplyDeleteI need to find myself now
Roll in the dirt.
LOL. Did you find yourself in the dirt?
DeleteI just came out of the woods. My grand daughter and I just got done taking a long walk in the woods. We have junk piles with glass bottles and I let her hunt back there for treasures. It was a lot of fun. We found ourselves in the dirt!!! Nice haiku.
Deletesounds like a good place to be :-)... I like the idea of finding yourself in the basic elements.
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DeleteTime is so subtle.
ReplyDeleteI cannot see the present;
the rest looms so large.
Haiku
ReplyDelete(the day Spring bursts forth)
Brown branches, red buds
suddenly covered in green
so pale, so fragile.
©Priscilla Anne Tennant Herrington
For fifteen years now
ReplyDeletewarming my life, chair, lap, bed:
small bread-colored cat
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