Quick clap of thunder
Powerful storm on the way
Time to hunker down
Tag: nature
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Haiku – Eight Legs
Silky spider web
Key to your hunting success
Trapping that big meal
For more prompts like “key” go here: Haiku Horizon
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Haiku – On the Verge of Death
Bald trees on the hills
White bark dots the green landscape
Mother Nature sighs
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Haiku – A Day an Oven Would Like
Hot blistering sun
No clouds to hold back the heat
Mother Nature burns
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Haiku – A July Summer Storm
Blue vein like lighting
Streaking across the dark clouds
Thunder erupting
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Haiku – Floaters
In the nighttime sky
White clouds drift by the full moon
Darkness takes over
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Another one of those word grab Haiku for me. For some reason the word CLOUDS kept coming to mind this morning. I decided to write a Haiku based off of that word. Again, you can join in by writing something based off of the word CLOUDS. Post it in the comments or your own blog and then let me know about it. Thanks for reading.
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Haiku – A Cabin in the Winter
Across the cold lake
Soft wind ripples the water
Flurries start to fall
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Thanks: www.walldevil.com
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For more prompts like “wind” go here: Haiku Horizons
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Haiku – A Morning Sunrise
In the Eastern sky
Warm rays of light pierce the dark
Brand new day is born
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Haiku – In the Jungle
Cascading gently
Soft tropical waterfall
Warm and inviting
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Funny how we are inspired to write. I came up with warm tropical waterfall while washing my sons hands before he had breakfast. I thought, that would be a great line in a Haiku. So, I sat down and wrote this one out this morning. Hope you enjoy it.
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Haiku – 6/28/2016
Day filled up with rain
Clouds hide the warm summer sun
Heat takes a small pause
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Haiku – Musical Family of Birds
Inside the green leaves
Cardinals happily sing
Hidden in their nest
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For more prompts like “Music” go here: Haiku Horizons
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Haiku – 6/23/2016
Cloudy skies today
Sunlight barely peeking through
Scorching heat awaits
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If you need a break from the heat. Two of my short stories are running free – The Dead of Winter and A Zombie Christmas. Grab them both at the links below.
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