Pic by Gemma Wiseman
~
Haiku Heights ~ Prompt #11 ~ Rejoice ~ is suggested by Rumya of Chitter Chatter & Anything That Matters
+
Carry on Tuesday #73 ~ Our prompt this week is the first
few words of a Shakespeare sonnet:
Where art thou Muse....?
+
Writer's Island 2010 Prompt #23 ~ Soar
~
Penned thoughts of the soul
Rejoice in the spell of words
Sharing reflections
~
Free-spirited Muse
You leave in the hollow hours
Where are you roaming
~
Do you soar on winds
Do you gather memories
Do you pray for me
~
Sharing reflections
Cobwebbed in the spell of words
Penned grains of the soul
~
Three Lines from Your Heart
A Haiku Art
Hosted by Leo
Hosted by Keith's Ramblings 
Hosted by Rob Kistner
LOCATION: in the Sea of Words
LONGITUDE: Imagination
LATITUDE: Creativity
CLIMATE: Warm winds of wonder
16 comments:
My favorite lines:
Do you soar on winds
Do you gather memories
Do you pray for me
Beautifully done as were all your haiku's.
Very nicely done!
finely penned sequence!
Great set of four Haiku's. "Rejoice in the spell of words" and "Cobwebbed in the spell of words" are interesting lines but just loved the 3rd Haiku.
Introspective and intense, these penned grains of the soul!
Rejoiced reading the shared lines from the heart...:)
A very innovative amalgamation of several prompt ideas. I like the haiku format and rhetorical device.
I continue to marvel that you can weave so many different prompts together into a coherent whole!
Haiku Heights: Rejoice!
I like the tone of this!
is it love poetry or missing muse or nothing?
Am new to poetry writing. Love it that your haiku follows the traditional 5-7-5 pattern.
Lovely Haikus, especially the 3rd one, which questions. :)
this is indeed a lovely spell of words. great haiku series!
Rejoice (Haiku)
How well all four work together. The third would be my favorite overall, though I like your line "Cobwebbed in the spell of words".
I love the idea that ones muse would offer a prayer on ones behalf, and yet, am sure that mine does that on lots of occasions. Thank you for the series and the well-woven together prompts.
Elizabeth
The first poem was my favorite!
Love the line about holoow hours. That is exactly how it feels when the muse is absent.
Post a Comment