A haiku journey ...

4/14/2020

Every week, author Ronovan Hester posts a weekly prompt for budding Haiku poets. This week his prompt is cake and steak. Really??

For the life of me, I couldn't think of a way to craft a haiku that was meaningful, so I decided to go playful instead. My attempt is below. If you're a parent or grandparent or aunt/uncle, you know these little guys - and love them!

Here are a few of my haiku poems. I hope you enjoy them. Stay safe, my friends.

11 Comments

John Howell link

4/15/2020 07:07:28

Amazing Haikus, Gwen. All filled with passion and love. (well except for the one about age) A perfect way to reve up a day.

Gwen Plano

4/15/2020 12:43:00

Thank you, John. All the best... :)

D.L. Finn

4/15/2020 12:56:27

Well done, Gwen! I don't think I could have come with anything for that:)

Gwen Plano

4/15/2020 14:10:18

It was a wild prompt for sure. Thank you, Denise. ♥

Jan Sikes

4/15/2020 16:20:18

That was an excellent and playful Haiku! All of them are amazing and you certainly have a genuine talent for writing them!

Gwen Plano

4/15/2020 20:31:54

Thank you, Jan. It can be fun challenge. It was wonderful joining you in discussion today. ♥

Pat link

4/16/2020 09:12:50

Love this! Me, on the other hand. Full of guilt, but I still reach for the sweets first. I'm gonna have new hips before this is over😊

Pat

Gwen Plano

4/16/2020 15:45:07

Thanks so much, Pat. I hoard Hershey chocolate bars. :)

Vashti Q link

4/20/2020 13:02:45

You did a wonderful job with the prompt words in your first haiku, and I loved the photo. I enjoyed all your haikus! You're a natural. Bravo!
<3 xo

Gwen Plano

4/20/2020 16:22:08

Thank you, dear Vashti. It's a fun challenge. ♥

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5/7/2024 21:54:39

I ennjoyed reading this

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