The prompt for Day 23 in the month-long challenge is “Write Haiku in the form of (ABC, CDE, EFA) for the Theme or Word – ‘Joy of Giving'” Joy Of Giving I. A new day, new life Is waiting for you. Accept This wonderful gift This wonderful gift Is yours to…
Vidya Sury, Collecting Smiles
Day 22’s prompt is “paint the picture” Haiku in motion Raised hem, Shy feet decked In hushed anklets she waits, poised, anticipating With bated breath, she Tiptoes across, creating haiku in motion Strains of music float In the air, impelling both her feet to take wing Written for The Haiku Challenge…
It feels as though Day 21 has arrived too quickly! Today’s prompt is “write a haiku based on the theme: “Dedication” To my mom A portrait of love Embodiment of all wise And wonderful things My mentor and friend She steered me on the right path Inspiring my growth To my…
It is Day 20 into the challenge and the prompt is “Use all or part of this quote in your haiku: “Live out of your imagination, not your history” What a wonderful quote by Dr.Stephen R.Covey! An Affirmation “Live out of your imagination, not your history” Image credit riotlainie-qotw.buzznet.com Shelve your history …
For Day 19, the prompt is “Write a haiku on your favorite season”. I love every season for its own unique characteristics. So it has to be The Four Seasons for me. Day 19: The Four Seasons Spring A fresh perspective New beginnings. Birds rejoice Fragrant flowers bloom Summer Summer vacations…
I’ve been busy doing some cleaning around the house – a long term project that I’ve split into a long to-do list and will tackle whenever I have time. This is the sort of cleaning that involves some rearranging for a fresh look. I didn’t go anywhere today except our own…
The prompt for Day 18 is the word Famine. Famine Cracked earth tiled for milesthirsts for a drop of waterwaits disillusioned. Hungry eyes, parched lips. Empty heart yearns. Dreams of an Affectionate kiss Image courtesy: abstract.desktopnexus.com An absence of love No kindness or compassion An unfulfilled life. Written for The Haiku…