But today your challenge is to write a haiku featuring one of the subjects discussed here in the past seven days: skunks, tomorrow's scavenger hunt, or something from Monday's nature quote. Feel free to mine the comments, too.
Post your haiku in the comments, below. Remember the pattern of a haiku is:
First, 5 syllables,
the second line has seven.
And 5 at the end.
Tomorrow we scavenge; today we haiku!
Rescue the Lorax
ReplyDeleteYour answers are the ransom
Our blogs are the way
Neighbor to pit bull,
ReplyDelete"NO! Leave it alone! Oh shit!"
Midnight filled with skunk.
Black and white at night
ReplyDeleteNeighbor thinks it is my cat
Luckily no spray
May we learn from trees
ReplyDeleteTo understand life and death.
Both are right and good.
Ha! Love it, Dave!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a profound haiku! Thanks, Deb!
ReplyDeleteCan't decide if it's a true story, Roxie--or one from your wicked imagination!
ReplyDeleteNow you're a pro!
ReplyDeleteEven in its demise
ReplyDeleteThe fallen tree lives beyond
the call of duty
Lovely! I'm always so surprised by these various interpretations put into a 5/7/5 scheme.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, Wild Bill!
the Cherokee tribe
ReplyDeletemy people were so much more
then the white man knew
Welcome and thanks for contributing a haiku! Come back again--we're haiku-ing every Friday!
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