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the infant brain may still grow
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Category Archives: Haiku
Ronovan writes Haiku prompt #381
The gnome lights his pipe
while the clay pots fill with water
fishing rod in hand
Filed under Haiku, Self compositions, Stirring the memories
How to compose classical haiku
Pure Haiku is OPEN for submissions of classical haiku on the theme of Ghostlight by Troi David Loy until midnight on Thursday, 31st October 2021. …
Filed under Haiku, Submission calls
Ronovan writes Haiku poetry #374
In the dark, cold night
we witness the Northern lights
with eyes of a child
Filed under Factual, Haiku, nature inspired, Otherworldly, Self compositions
Ronovan writes Weekly Haiku Challenge #372
Just one sign of life
answers an age old question
yet gains us nothing
Filed under Haiku, Otherworldly, Self compositions, Uncategorized
Ronovan writes #Haiku weekly challenge #366
Using homespun threads
an intricate web she will weave
before each day breaks
Filed under Factual, Haiku, nature inspired, Self compositions
Ronovan writes #362
The weighted drag net
makes the seabed desert dust
Ocean’s Silent Spring
Filed under As you read it, dystopian view, Factual, From the heart, Haiku, Self compositions
Ronovan writes Haiku weekly prompt #360
Strange sounds in the air
perhaps it’s a wisp of snipe
demons raise their guns
Filed under Factual, From the heart, Haiku, Rural life, Self compositions
Ronovan writes Haiku challenge #357
A natural high
that’s guaranteed to refresh
a breath of fresh air
Filed under Haiku, nature inspired, Self compositions, Uncategorized
Ronovan writes Haiku challenge #356
Cluster of comments
in red ink on white paper
sense of foreboding
Filed under Haiku, Self compositions
When the pen takes control. 