Gentle morning wakes
Light scattered across the sky
Time to warm the day
Footsteps in my wake
Tiny feet following me
Across the playground
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For more prompts like “follow” go here: Haiku Horizons
Sunrise cracks the night
Splits it open with bright light
Darkness in retreat
Coffee machine on
Brewing strong caffeine liquid
Mental cobwebs swept
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Sea gulls chattering
Golfer steps up to the tee
One swing, full of dreams
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I have gotten hooked very quickly on golf. I watched it a bit off and on before this year, but for some reason I just can’t get enough of it now. I have watched as much as I can of The Open this weekend. The drama, the suspense, the weather, like a great movie with a great cast playing out minute by minute. The fourth round should be amazing on Monday.
So, do you watch or play golf? Knock some reasons into the comments section below.
Inky soft pages
Filled full with the daily news
Read all about it
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An ancient relic
Fading out into the past
One day at a time
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Daytime or night-time
Writer always on the job
Stories never rest
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In case you want something to read, my short story The Living Sand is free to read today and tomorrow. It has the short story Joyride attached to it. That’s two shorts for one freebie. Grabbed your copy at the links below and find out what happens when these 2 boys discover this hidden beach.
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Loud morning thunder
Day starting, cool, bright, and clean
Heavy rain shower
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Abundance of sun
Parted clouds opened up wide
Revealing blue skies
Thunder and lightning
Nature’s electrical dance
Those are the first two lines. Now, I need some help figuring out how to close this Haiku. I like all three of these lines, but I’m not sure what best fits it.
Here are the lines.
A. Takes two to tango
B. Across tonight’s sky
C. Across the night sky
Any thoughts as to which one is your favorite? Can you think of another line to close it with?
I’m leaning more towards A. myself.