A tree bordered lane
kicking up the mounds of leaves
an Autumn pleasure
Tag Archives: Haiku
Ronovan writes Haiku poetry challenge #383
Don’t follow the crowd
or find when the hour is nigh
one looks to his own
Filed under Self compositions
Ronovan writes Haiku poetry challenge #382
When the snail moves house
it is done at his own pace
a job for wet days
Filed under Self compositions
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
Ronovan writes #Haiku challenge #380
Will we ever see
green is not just jealousy
but humanity
Filed under Modern maxim, Self compositions
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 prompt #378
A worm in the grass
excites the avid crow
not the green-keeper
Filed under Self compositions
Ronovan writes weekly #Haiku prompt #377
Better to come clean
than watch the suspicion rise
matter of conscience
Filed under Modern maxim, Self compositions
Ronovan writes Haiku prompt #376
Just fine and dandy
when the lion takes siesta
thinks the antelope
Filed under Self compositions
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
When the pen takes control. 