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backfromdarknesstolight.com
SenHai Saturday #6 by Susi Bocks... |
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theelephantstrunk.org
Written for SenHai Saturday where our host,Susi asks us to write a senryu and haiku usingthe image shown below as inspiration. © Andrei R. Popescu @ Unsplash ~ Senryu ~ everyone else wiltswaiting for the sun to show ....not this stubborn bloom ? ~ Haiku ~ storm-gray skies press down ....aloe spears hold their... |
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alittlebitofeverythingwithlove.com
water holds up thedying leaves like an angel,move on rippling whorls. different trees, differentleaves, colors sublime float ontime, raindrop rings spread. Polina Kozovkova - Unsplash.com Copyright ©Lisa Paul. All rights reserved. Please create one senryu and one haiku to accompany this image prompt. Remember that traditional American haikus and senryus are three lines presented in... |
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lifeafter50forwomen.com
Adrien Olichon - Unsplash.com Please create one senryu and one haiku to accompany this image prompt. Remember that traditional American haikus and senryus are three lines presented in a 5-7-5 syllabic pattern. The haiku describes nature or a season, and the senryu focuses on human nature and emotions. As the photographer describes, "This is a... |
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