Carpe Diem
March 20th prompt - Tsukushi (horsetail)
in my front garden
horsetail - survival lesson
today, as always
NaHaiWriMo
March 20th prompt - first day of spring
day and night kissing
with the same intensity
while winter says ”bye”
swarm of violets
pondering the day and night -
spring equinox time
Sensational Haiku Wednesday
March 20th prompt - Continuity
season changing rite,
winter says "bye" spring says "hi" -
continuity
Writer's Digest
March 20th prompt - walk
under the spring moon,
re-arranging my stray thoughts
while taking a walk
.
Sensational Haiku Wednesday
March 20th prompt - Continuity
season changing rite,
winter says "bye" spring says "hi" -
continuity
Writer's Digest
March 20th prompt - walk
under the spring moon,
re-arranging my stray thoughts
while taking a walk
.
Lovely! Happy Wednesday, friend. ☺
ReplyDeletethank you, Dana!
DeleteYes - a survival lesson.
ReplyDeleteWell done.
Cheers!
JzB
thanks Jazz!
DeleteLove the 'survival lesson' :-)
ReplyDeletethank you! it was easy to write! In the country side, at my grandmother's I grew around it.
Deletesurvival lesson indeed...I read that this plant is the last of its kind - a living fossil....
ReplyDeleteI know. I'm familiar with this plant because I had a translation about rare plants and was the info stuck with me because of its importance.
DeleteI love your haikus, especially the horsetail and violets. Very provoking.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mary! I had great fun writing them!
DeleteSurvival lesson is great.
ReplyDeletethanks, Brudberg!
Deletelove the image of day and night kissing and a survival lesson! Nicely done!
ReplyDeletethanks, Wabi! I really loved the prompts so it was fun!
DeleteLoved the haiku. And the walk as you gather the stray thoughts struck a chord.
ReplyDeletethank you! I was a little melancholic when writing it.
DeleteGreat ones today! Loved that line "swarm of violets."
ReplyDeletethanks, Christine! I've been so excited to see those violets during my walk that I had to give their credits for bringing spring here.
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