Old King Teflon
There once was an old king named Teflon.
He did what he pleased; it was bedlam!
For a while he was slick,
no indictments would stick,
‘til a crack jammed with truth spelled corruption!
-kat

linger a while
when you are at a crossroad
all roads come to you
~kat
For Haiku Horizon’s Prompt Word: Road.

Arch-Trees
Ancient dragon clans,
nested they, in great arch-trees.
Travelers beware!
~kat
For TJ’s Household Haiku, photo/word prompt. the words are Arch & Tree. In researching the words I discovered that mythical legends tell tales of dragons nested in the arch-trees, their dense limbs brushing the underside of heaven. So to illustrate, I added our friends to TJ’s awesome photograph for my haiku.
Drem Yol Lok (“peace fire sky” in Dragon speak. It means, “Greetings” and an acknowledgement of territory and temporary withholding of agression). You might want to familiarize yourself with that phrase should you find yourself in the presence of a dragon in the arch-trees! 🙂
Here’s TJ’s original photo for the prompt:
petulant karma,
unforgiving, easily vexed
la femme bête noire
~kat
For Ronovan Writes Haiku Challenge, prompt words: excite (vex) & karma.
pure Love feels like this
gently murmurs the breeze
leaving me breathless,
long rosy tendrils softly
rooting deep into my
soul…sweet, sacred peace
~kat
(Magnetic Poetry – Nature Kit)