Failed Haiku March and April 2016

 

 

Enjoy the March issue here.

 

 

Enjoy the April issue here.  

 

Celebrating National Haiku Writing Month 2015 (Part 2)

northwest

forget-me-nots blossoming

in the wrong pot

 

February 11 prompt: northwest

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uno dos tres

the way I count the stars

after eating paella

 

 

February 12 prompt: numeric

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new negligee . . .

he whispers another

term of endearment

 

 

February 13 prompt: newfangled

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February 14 prompt: neuter

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February 15 prompt: nest

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February 16 prompt: nickel

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blood moon nothing stops my desire for you

 

 

February 17 prompt: nosebleed

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February 18 prompt: neon

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February 20 prompt: notebook

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Heat

   August 23 NaHaiWriMo prompt is "heat", provided by Pris Campbell.

embers
blowing in the wind . . .
careless whispers

 


    Comments on my haiku may be found here. Click this for more information on the 31 Different NaHaiWriMo Prompters in August 2012.
 

Taking the Haiku Plunge in NaHaiWrimo

    
      Since August 1, I've been joining all the haiku poets in writing haiku for the daily prompt. The first prompt is "heart", provided by Kat Creighton.

heart murmur

the summer breeze whispers

an old love song

     Find my haiku here. Click this to get more information about the 31 Different Prompters of NaHaiWriMo in August 2012. 

     

The Collaborative Photo-Haiku Project (Entry 15)

photo by Tif Holmes

summer dream . . .

under the moonlit sky

your soft whispers

telling me how much

you've missed me

The Collaborative Photo-Haiku Project (Entry 15)


Asni Amin's comment:
Hmmm... Lovely!

Haiku for Whitney

     In honor of the singing legend, the greatest voice of all time, who had her memorial service today, I posted this haiku on CPH project. For Tif's photo, click here.


     off you go, Whitney
     I Will Always Love You
     forever in our hearts


     It's not a really good haiku, but I like it. :-) The first line was actually Kevin Costner's words in his eulogy for her. I agree with what he said in the funeral. When she reaches heaven, she doesn't have to worry if she's good enough. She'll always be good enough. My  wish for her is that here on earth, she'll be remembered more for her God-given talent and the countless times she had touched our hearts with her songs.

falling star

a voice whispers 

Jesus Loves Me