Tag Archives: haiku
Haiku while waiting*
Waiting room full of Those prepared to pass the time And a loud tv. Loud television Full of advice for others Caring, talking heads. Some books and Kindles IPads, smart phones and laptops And one loud tv. * Mom having … Continue reading
Sunday morning haiku
Out-spread, angry wings Quacking protest against sky Blackbird torments hawk. Buff white, angry wings Bleating protests high wheeling Persistent blackbird Big hawk, really light underwings. Small blackbird everywhere at once. It sounded like a duck quacking, sadly.
Day 27, NaPoWriMo early haiku
Coming down the stairs Surprised to hear the heat on A cool forty-eight. Rainy day and chill April says it’s not quite May For a few more days. Turn off the soft light And turn on the sharp edges Cold … Continue reading
Found on Facebook, haiku fodder, NaPoWriMo
Lines from two friends on Facebook just lent themselves to an impromptu haiku. Pardon all the exclamation marks, I spent a good chunk of the day in middle earth. Oh! Gene pool martyrs! Suicide pedestrians! Walking perilous!
Day 20, NaPoWriMo, a bit of haikupedia
In the meantime you’re stuck with some haikupedia about Senryu, ’cause that’s how I roll. (note that “’cause that’s how I roll’ is five syllables. Go for it!) Continue reading
