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Tag Archives: haiku
Danger Haiku
We’re just like childrenfighting over the last slice of piein a house on fire.
Storm Haiku
I was struck by lightningscorch marks on my lipsfrom your kiss
November Molting
May we break free from this ugly shell a better country (from this week’s Living Poetry Prompt)
Melodions
We’re all just particles of music vibrating alone in the cosmos searching for harmony (Image by Mandy Myers)
Haiku: A bad apple spoils the bunch
A bad apple spoils the bunch Some proverbs ring true Claiming there are just a few bad apples Confirms the bunch is rotten
Purple Aurora
Let’s try an ekphrastic poem today. Purple Aurora Northern lights erupt like a baleful purple flame our planet on fire
Online Dating Haiku
Mining for true gold in online personal ads all I find — pyrite (from the Monday Living Poetry Prompt)
October Heatwave Haiku
Rusted leaves recoil Landing on scorching pavement October heatwave (The high temperature today was 98F/36C.)
I Write Her Weekly Haiku/Senryu Challenge #27
Her sly supple skin painted with welcoming words I’m eager to read (I follow a lot of poetry blogs and see various challenges floating around but this particular visual prompt by Bill Wadman got my attention, I assume the … Continue reading
Cucumbers
Today’s Zen calendar offered an excellent American Haiku: cucumber unaccountably cucumbering It was written by Paul Reps and I’m ashamed to admit that I hadn’t heard of him before so I did some cyber-stalking and now commend his work to … Continue reading
