I really enjoy them, they take constraint to a new level, and force me to consider what portion of the word bank I can use to put each one together and make it speak for me.
I find yours a pleasure to read too, though by the time the sun is going down, so am I ;-) My attempts (heavy on that word) are made before then. Hmmm.. truth is sometimes it is not accomplished until after the sun fades. I still enjoy it.
Happiness held loose Make rainy word necklaces Grey April morning....
(How I love writing haiku with you!)
Julie Jordan Scott Fellow A to Z Challenge Writer twitter: @juliejordanscot L is for Lydia Huntley Sigourney On a Mission to Spread Word-Love Throughout the World
Nice haiku. I never spent much time trying to write them save for in high school and college, when necessary.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy them, they take constraint to a new level, and force me to consider what portion of the word bank I can use to put each one together and make it speak for me.
DeleteThank you for stopping in Jeremy.
This was lovely :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment :D
Thank you Nikki :-)
DeleteI love lilies!! Wonderful haiku-- you rock at this!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jenn. Lilies are one of my favorites too, we have a bundle in the front yard... when they bloom I will take pics to share:-)
DeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteThank you Paula :-)
DeleteOoh, beautiful! Great work.
ReplyDeleteSarah Allen
(my creative writing blog)
Thank you Sarah :-)
DeleteNine words. Nine. And with them, you took me someplace. Amazing.
ReplyDeleteWhen you put it like that it sounds pretty impressive. :-) Thank you for your continued inspiration!
DeleteOnce again, you've blown me away with your mad Haiku skills! Awesome :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for continuing to enjoy them with me Tracy :-)
DeleteSummer truly is a time of happiness returning, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteFor most people the warmth of the sun includes happiness :-)
Deletelovely as usual:) I like to read you as the sun is going down.
ReplyDeleteI find yours a pleasure to read too, though by the time the sun is going down, so am I ;-) My attempts (heavy on that word) are made before then. Hmmm.. truth is sometimes it is not accomplished until after the sun fades. I still enjoy it.
DeleteI LOVE lily of the valley's.......and YOUR WRITING!
ReplyDeleteOh Brenda, thank you so much.
DeleteHappiness=Summer=Happiness....yep!
ReplyDeleteHeheheh... a little warmth for you m'Friend.
DeleteHappiness held loose
ReplyDeleteMake rainy word necklaces
Grey April morning....
(How I love writing haiku with you!)
Julie Jordan Scott
Fellow A to Z Challenge Writer
twitter: @juliejordanscot
L is for Lydia Huntley Sigourney
On a Mission to Spread Word-Love Throughout the World
That was a wonderful response in Haiku fashion! Nice to see Julie.
DeleteLilies have always made me happy. Wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteKathy
http://gigglingtruckerswife.blogspot.com
Thank you Kathy, they are pretty, bright, and definitely scream sunshine!
DeleteI love the lily and the delicateness of this Haiku.
ReplyDeleteThank you Linda, it has become a great joy to share them.
Deletewait, L isn;'t for Lance?
ReplyDeletejust kidding, lovely post
L could be for Lance too :-)
DeleteI would probably have to write a complete poem though, rather than a brief Haiku for you.