
decapitated
rootless, logs of pulp and sap
but once they were trees
~kat
For Haiku Horizons Challenge, prompt word, Log.

decapitated
rootless, logs of pulp and sap
but once they were trees
~kat
For Haiku Horizons Challenge, prompt word, Log.

Autumn Glow
wafts of cinnamon,
the tang of oranges and cloves,
bonfires ablaze,
oak and hickory, crackling
snug are we, faces aglow
redolent season
breezes smoky, spice-infused
crimson, ochre hues
~kat
For Colleen Chesebro’s Tuesday Poetry Challenge, a tanka/haiku based on synonyms of the prompt words: Smell – redolent (adj)/tang and Cozy – snug.


“Oooh, I hear her! Choose me, choose me!”
“Dream on Stiletto. She’s going hiking today. You are not a hiker!”
“I can hike, Trekker! You should see me on a runway.”
“Strut maybe. She’s gonna pick me.
Bet you a Choo!”
“You know Choo? Shhhhhh! She’s coming!”
“Wait!!! Flip Flops?!!!”
“Later dudes!”
~kat
52 Words exactly fo Sacha’s 52 Weeks in 52 Words Writespiration Challenge based on this prompt:
Write a day in the life of a pair of shoes – your protagonist IS the shoes.

By promising treats
man and beast with tricks comply
…or get off the pot!
~kat
I’m feeling plucky today. Have a great weekend. For Haiku Horizons weekly prompt: treat. Photo by cyberangel70 on Pixabay.com.

52 Words for Sacha’s 52 Weeks in 52 Words Writespiration Challenge. This week’s challenge was explained in the piece.
So…this week’s prompt is to write about the day you accidentally squeezed someone’s boob!
Can’t say I’ve ever done that sort of thing…accidentally. Squeezing takes a certain amount of premeditated intention. It requires grabbing, then tightening one’s grip.
Accidentally jabbing or bumping? Most certainly. Gently brushing up against one? Ah yes…done that.
~kat