HuMp DaY Haiku - Reflections

Puddles on the trail 

Sunny tulip reflections

After thoughts of rain.

I have found that creating a haiku (non rhyming poem with 5 - 7 - 5 syllables per line) feeds my soul. I especially like creating them to go with my photos and art. 

Would you like to share a haiku you have written?  

You may include a haiku in the comments, OR you may copy your blog post url (featuring a haiku) and add a link to your blog using Mr. Linky. Consider visiting other contributors blogs to see what they've created and say hello. 

HuMp DaY Haiku - Rainy Day Heart

Discouraging Day

One where nothing was 'quite right'

Wishing I was home

Walking to my car

heading home; my happy place!

Puddle heart inspires. 

I've had a few discouraging weeks at work. You probably know the kind... nothing I do seems quite right to those "in charge". Well, the universe keeps telling me I am special, and I AM good, and there is more out there awaiting my discovery. I'll keep looking! :)

A year or so ago, I started doing Hump Day Haiku with Carla Sonheim's Silly classes and decided as a challenge for myself, I'd continue. I have found that creating a haiku (non rhyming poem with 5 - 7 - 5 syllables per line) feeds my soul. I especially like creating them to go with my photos and art. 

Would you like to share a haiku you have written? 

You may include a haiku in the comments, OR you may copy your blog post url (featuring a haiku) and add a link to your blog using Mr. Linky. And consider visiting other contributors blogs to see what they've created and say hello. 

HuMp DaY Haiku - Puddle

Dreary rainy day

Puddle in the parking lot

shows a little heart. 

I met a friend for a play date today, at Stampadoodle. Came out to a chilly downpour. Ah, winter in Bellingham!     The parking lot had a little surprise, right beside my car... a heart shaped puddle. Can you see it?    Things are never as dreary as they appear.  :)

I started doing Hump Day Haiku with Carla Sonheim's Silly classes...  and decided as a challenge for myself, I'd continue.  In this process, I have found that creating a haiku to go with my photos feeds my soul. 


Perhaps you'd like to share a haiku you have written?