Your challenge: write a haiku or limerick featuring one of the subjects discussed here in the past seven days: clouds and appreciation thereof, or something from Monday's nature quote. Feel free to mine the comments, too.
Post your haiku or limericks in the comments, below. Remember the pattern of a haiku is:
First, 5 syllables,
the second line has seven.
And 5 at the end.
A limerick is a wee bit more complicated. Here's one description.
Post your haiku or limerick in the comments, below.
Cold, hard bed with bugs,
ReplyDeletesmoke in eyes, camping's drawbacks.
But oh, oh the stars!
One day I looked up
ReplyDeleteSaw cirrus radiatus
My heart flew skyward
Look out the window!
ReplyDeleteIt's better than the movie
on board the plane flight.
(From Bob's comment on the Cloud Appreciation Society)
beneath the big sky
ReplyDeletewatch snow rain fog groom the grounds
cool gifts from the clouds
the best 3D without any glasses
ReplyDeletePerfect for so long.
ReplyDeleteMares' tails stream across the front,
Say change is coming.