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0 posted 2011-02-21 11:03 PM



Winter sits on trees
Sunlight casting a rainbow
Summer is promise

~*~

Trojan horse by sea
Might blood ever course your soul
Sand grains feel your weight

~*~

A garden grows to feed
Living things that scamper, fly
Winter comes too soon

~*~

Mourning dove coos low
Her lover watches nearby
Impatient squirrel

~*~


These were inspired at our
poetry group tonight
following a "brush-up"
on haiku, then providing
four photos for inspiration.
Enjoy

© Copyright 2011 Karilea Rilling Jungel - All Rights Reserved
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1 posted 2011-02-21 11:25 PM


Nice Haikus. 2 questions - What is blook, is it a word or mis-spelling? where are the pictures you spoke of or was that for your group?
Kat >^..^<

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Spiros Zafiris
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2 posted 2011-02-21 11:25 PM


..indeed, very engaging, Sunshine; I like
the first and the third one, most..>spiros

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3 posted 2011-02-21 11:30 PM


Kat, yes, thank you...when I let my nails grow out, it is when they are most charming that I manage my mistypes best! I thank you for your eyes. I supplied the photos to the group...but I think the Haiku stand alone.

I hope. However, #2 was exceptional and I'm sure you've seen the photo from forwarded emails - it is of a driftwood horse along the beach. As it is copyrighted, I cannot place it here...but the other three photos were from my camera.

~*~

Spiros...yes, I think those were the two closest to the true form of Haiku. Thank you, my friend, for all of your inspiration.


katahdin
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4 posted 2011-02-21 11:37 PM


Sunshine- glad that I could help. I've never tried haiku but maybe I'll give it a try sometime. Kat
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5 posted 2011-02-22 12:13 PM


Lovely, Karilea!  My favourite is . . . no are . . . all of them!  Giggles at the mistype - what a delightful word, "blook" - in Faith's words, there must be a poem in there somewhere!

Owl

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6 posted 2011-02-22 12:18 PM


Then, my dear, I think I shall find one! Blook, find thyself!


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7 posted 2011-02-22 12:53 PM


..i had to look up "blook" it is a book based
on blogs..is that what you meant, Sunshine?
or is it a typo..sp..oh, i just noticed you have
changed it to "blood"--indeed; must reread it

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8 posted 2011-02-22 04:31 AM


Imo they're all good. I chuckled at the last one.
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9 posted 2011-02-22 08:20 AM


I had the privilege of being a the writer's group with Karilea and they were very good especially heard in her own voice...
Lori

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10 posted 2011-02-22 10:42 AM


Nice collection.
I took a long blook at them all and they're very good!!

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11 posted 2011-02-22 12:35 PM


Sissie...I love Haiku but find them very difficult to get just right...like a trick of light turned to just the right timing to snap the perfect photo.  I enjoyed yours.
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12 posted 2011-02-23 07:19 PM


I simply loved all of them, who doesn't love a good haiku.
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13 posted 2011-02-23 11:21 PM


The last two are my favorite ones but they are all very, very good.  Enjoyed much!

There must be a poem in here somewhere.

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14 posted 2011-02-26 12:42 PM


Very lovely.  I really enjoy the visuals that haiku gives us.  I think I like them better without the pictures (the way I have been doing them).

Good work, Sunshine.

A

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15 posted 2011-02-26 12:54 PM


Oh my!  So there really is a word, "blook" - I love it.  Now, I am trying to find an excuse to use it . . . or, Karilea, perhaps I will just wait to read your poem about it!

Owl

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16 posted 2011-02-26 03:48 AM


hello Sunshine, thanks for four jewels that shine in words and sensations...It was a perfect read.

yann

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17 posted 2011-02-27 10:24 AM


FYI - y'all helped me create a new poem...
so blook on!


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