My haiku for Carpe Diem, a daily haiku. Today it's all about butterflies:
a stroll through the woods
in the winter cold and snow -
dreaming butterflies
For the Writer's Digest Poetic Asides Prompt nr. 212, a haiku sequence about descendence that I didn't post yet because they seem to have a problem.
Evolution
present
becomes past:
sustained
metamorphosis –
evolution
key
Darwin's
theory –
more than a
controversy:
plain
reality
humans
admiring
some rare
specimens at zoo:
chicken or
egg first?
fossilized
monkeys:
searching
for the missing link,
some
unknown species
What a wonderful inspirational haiku Adriana. You brought winter and spring feelings together in one verse. Excellent.
ReplyDeleteLovely haiku. I'm already think of warmer weather and butterflies.
ReplyDeleteyes very lovely to think of spring, sunshine and butterflies during cold weather :)
ReplyDeleteDreaming butterflies sounds like a wonderful idea!
ReplyDeleteButterfly Seeking Nectar
I'm dreaming butterflies too!
ReplyDeleteI love your haiku. I can relate to those dreaming butterflies and winter. Nice poem on evolution as well.
ReplyDeleteOh, I like that, dreaming butterflies. So succinct, and yet it says it all. The evolution one is interesting, too. I liked the what you pulled into it.
ReplyDeleteShannon at The Warrior Muse
These are all wonderful words combining the prompts. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for dreaming butterfies, too. Together we might bring spring back earlier. ;)
ReplyDeleteSoon the dreams will be a reality...when the butterflies return!
ReplyDeleteIn Mid-Flight
Wonderful. Right mood really. ;-)
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