Leaves falling
Showing front and back
Autumn’s here
It is a long time since a haiku popped into my head.
This one was inspired by this post by Mrs Gumboots.
Joining Cee’s Challenge FOTD – Autumn Leaves
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Ahhh…happy memories of all those haikus we wrote…
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Yes, they were fun. 🙂
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Driving home
Where are my fog lights?
Safe arrival
Inspired by my perilous journey back from Bournemouth in the autumn mists today. Am I allowed a question mark? Wasn’t sure.
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Cool Haiku
Seasonal thick fog
Glad you’re home
I think we make our own rules here! 😉
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Beautiful!
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Thank you Kathy. Such a special time of year when the sun is shining.
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Down Under
Contrariwise, new
Leaves arrive….
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Absolutely LOVE your Haiku Kate!
Thank you ❤ xx
I think there ia a name for a haiku 'conversation' but I can't remember what it is. 🙂
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I love condensing a comment down to its bare and beautiful bones. Let’s do it some more! 3/5/3 or 5/7/5?
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Renga!
That’s the Japanese collaborative form of poetry – that form is 5-7-5, followed by 7-7, alternately. But we are not Japanese so I guess we could mix it up a bit.
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Or, just keep it simple. I like what we did before.
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Lovely words and images!
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Thank you Laurie.
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Lovely words & photos – thank you!
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Thank you Del.
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