Today’s prompt is Write a Haiku and Pi-Ku for the Theme or Word – “Think“. Pi-Ku, is a derived form with syllable structure 3-1-4 while our regular haiku’s is 5-7-5.
Day 6:
The Power of Thoughtful words
(haiku 1)
Your thoughts on paper
Inspire and transform readers
Into great winners
(pi-ku 1)
Continue
To
Motivate us
(haiku 2)
Reflect on your words
Before you utter them. Thoughts
Can sometimes hurt more
(pi-ku 2)
Think. Ponder
Be
Considerate
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| Image courtesy: Gypsyjess.wordpress.com |
Written for The Haiku Challenge 2012 – Day 6 – February 6th – Theme or Word: Think Form: Haiku and Pi-Ku
Vidya Sury
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20 comments
So so true, Vidya. Our words can hurt. Fabulous haikus! What a great message. Keep these inspiring haikus coming, my friend. You got skills! XOXOs
Thanks Terri! So true about words. Hugs! And thanks for the motivation!
Vidya,
Your words thrill me..a beautiful gift! Thank you:)
Oh, Thank you Joy! What a lovely compliment! I am happy you visited!
Nice words of wisdom ~
Thank you, Grace!
You make me want to think on paper more and more!
If Cacti Could Think
That’s how i do most of my writing! And then type it up 😀
This is full of wisdom – beautifully done 🙂
Thanks, “sonsylass”! Enjoyed yours, too!
Great messages!
Hi Emily! 🙂 Glad you enjoyed it! i am having a lot of fun writing these.
VERY nice!!
Thank you, Becca! I enjoyed your post too!
—Vidya,
Thank you for my poems for the day. You Rock the Words. xxxx
Your comment means the world to me, Kim. Thank you so much! Hugs!
Vidya, I made people think today and so you.. Loved it..
Someone is Special
Thank you, Saravana. The Haiku Challenge is a great experience for me.
I was verbally abused as a child…words are powerful…they cut deep and never really fade.
This is beautiful friend xoxo
Darling Kimberly, I completely understand. Here is a warm hug. I’ve faced abuse – and you’re right about it never really going away. It lurks in a corner of the mind, even when we’re moving on and waits to poke us when we need it the least. Hugs.