Your challenge: write a haiku or limerick featuring one of the subjects discussed here in the past seven days: seeds, libraries, 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.
Post your haiku or limerick in the comments, below.
Libraries have more than just words.
ReplyDeleteThey have seed packs of flowers and gourds.
You can check out instructions
to grow giant pumpkins
And return pumpkin seeds afterwards.
Yeah, yeah, the rhymes are loose. I just had a birthday. I can do what I want!
You check out the seeds
ReplyDeleteGrown with sunlight and water
The real book of life
Such a little thing
ReplyDeletecreates such wondrous magic.
Seeds; God's miracles.
Seeds planted to grow,
ReplyDeletemans planted in a woman.
A creative God.
Now a friend in need
ReplyDeleteat the public library
is a friend in seed.