sun
giver of new life
or atrocious death
sun
tiny star
afar, dim light barely seen
our great sun
rows of umbrellas
sun worshipers laid in lines
like roasting turkeys
(miscellaneous thoughts)
Written for Carpe Diem Haiku Kai – Ghost Writer Jen Rosenberry. I must admit, that Jen from Blog it or Lose it! was right when she said that using sun as kigo can be tricky, follow the link and read her lovely contribution, you’ll love it!…
spring sunshine
warming yon sea gull’s wings
a cold wind blows
fly above the world
into the warmth of springtime
villagers sleeping
§
one last flight
into the sun past the night
alone
Haiku Horizon – Sunday Prompt: Fly
reaching for the sun
elusive o’er mountain tops
walking to Arco
“It is time for a new episode of CD’s “Only the First Line” in which I challenge you all to write a haiku starting with the given first line. It’s really a joy and a challenge to be part in this special feature.” –
(c) Chèvrefeuille
sun
Haiku
intensely blinding
shooting from cloudy shrouds
autumn sunshine smiles
Catharsis
I saw
just now
sunlight glistening
on the leaves of a tree
and
wondered at the beauty
of
peace and serenity
the Catharsis
of
Life that
came
to me from the sun
and
made my heart
yet
again sing!
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