leafy baldachin
shady forest hideaway
here the sky is green
~kat
For Haiku Horizons poetry challenge, prompt word, Sky.
leafy baldachin
shady forest hideaway
here the sky is green
~kat
For Haiku Horizons poetry challenge, prompt word, Sky.
I found this week’s photo prompt by TJ for his Household Haiku Challenge a bit perplexing. Blame it on my astigmatism! I stared long and hard trying to decide whether I was looking down at a reflective pool or through a rocky portal…hence my chaotic little out-of order Haiku. What do you see, now that I’ve planted that perspective in your head? Things are not always what they seem! 😉 This week’s prompt words with the synonyms I used for this week’s Haiku in parentheses are Chaos (muddle) & Order (tranquil).
tranquil tidal pools
or glimpse through Valhalla’s loam
muddling puddles
~kat

“Geologists have a saying – rocks remember.” ~Neil Armstrong
“Hello there.”
“What?! Who said that? Who’s there?!”
“I’m down here.”
“But, you’re a rock!”
“That’s right! My name is Terrance A. Cotta, the 1003rd, but you can call me Terry…get it? Sheesh! Humans are so dense!”
“I’m going crazy!”
“Oh, get over yourself! You and I are made of the same stuff you know. You’re just mucilaginous. I was once a mountain. I soared so high I danced with the clouds.”
“Mucilaginous? What’s that mean? Never mind. I’m outa here!”
“Oh well, off you go then. But I could tell you things, if you’d listen. I could tell you things…”
~kat
100 Words for Rochelle Wisoff-Fields’ Friday Fictioneers 100 Word Story Challenge prompted by the photo above by CEAyr.
breathe the sun
feel the blue
listen to shady green
and follow rosy cloud
blossoms to where
ancient rocks sing
secret songs of your
souls deep quiet
~kat
Magnetic Poetry Nature Kit
For Ronovan Writes Haiku Challenge, prompt words Painted & Lady.
she is no lady
moll with painted crimson lips
beware, she has thorns
~kat