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boosted
snow bends the spruce boughs
winter coat
#DailyHaikuPrompt | winter coat
#SmallPoems
#winter
Our Haiku Prompts for 11/29 to 12/06
Feel free to use any form of the word, or just the idea.
Entering the mid-season as the Great Wheel keeps turning.
11/29 Withered Reeds Green Reeds
11/30 Winter Coat Pool
12/01 Tea Fresh Peas
12/02 Cold Night Flies
12/03 Moon Paint
12/04 Juncos Shaved Ice
12/05 Cardinal Spray
12/06 December Cherries
silence
and the deeper silence
when the cricket stops
--Leonard Cohen
We cup our fingers
to hold the moon tight, its light
shimmers inside us
On a cold, cold night,
we huddle near the fire;
stories as kindling
Such tiny packets
dipped in hot water, steeped
and set for comfort
snow bends the spruce boughs
winter coat
#DailyHaikuPrompt | winter coat
#SmallPoems
#winter
An abandoned lawn
dons its winter coat of leaves
and small broken sticks
Our Haiku Prompts for 11/29 to 12/06
Feel free to use any form of the word, or just the idea.
Entering the mid-season as the Great Wheel keeps turning.
11/29 Withered Reeds Green Reeds
11/30 Winter Coat Pool
12/01 Tea Fresh Peas
12/02 Cold Night Flies
12/03 Moon Paint
12/04 Juncos Shaved Ice
12/05 Cardinal Spray
12/06 December Cherries
silence
and the deeper silence
when the cricket stops
--Leonard Cohen
Our haiku prompts for 11/22 - 11/29
Feel free to use any form of the idea.
They're just suggestions.
11/22 Withered Grass Vermillion
11/23 Imbibe River
11/24 Fireplace Wellspring
11/25 Fright Rainbow
11/26 Frost Nightingale
11/27 Yellowing New Tea
11/28 Turnip Pebble
11/29 Withered Reeds Green Reeds
In the eyes of the hawk
over the withered fields
sits the winter storm
—Naitō Jōsō
At the water's edge -
withered reeds, water lilies -
not a frog in sight
dogtrax
boosted
the pine boughs
sigh –
November wind
the pine boughs
sigh –
November wind
Sipping some liquids
by the fire with some friends;
imbibe, chat and smile
Our haiku prompts for 11/22 - 11/29
Feel free to use any form of the idea.
They're just suggestions.
11/22 Withered Grass Vermillion
11/23 Imbibe River
11/24 Fireplace Wellspring
11/25 Fright Rainbow
11/26 Frost Nightingale
11/27 Yellowing New Tea
11/28 Turnip Pebble
11/29 Withered Reeds Green Reeds
In the eyes of the hawk
over the withered fields
sits the winter storm
—Naitō Jōsō
Our haiku prompts for 11/15-11/22.
The month's half gone as we count down to midwinter/midsummer.
Feel free to use any form of the prompt.
North South
11/15 Classic Road
11/16 Rust Sap
11/17 Pine Admiration
11/18 Rake Ants
11/19 Withering Tea
11/20 Bonfire Chick
11/21 Hot Tea Melody
11/22 Withered Grass Vermillion
even the clams
keep their mouths shut
in this heat
—Matsuo Bashō
The scritch and the scratch
of withered grass in the wind,
a soft marimba
Rake the red hot coals
of the fire; it's burning
below the surface
