Friday Haiku for Brunch
Nature and Human Nurture Through the Concise 3-line Japanese Influenced Form
Friday Haiku ... for brunch
snakes' recent shedding ...
rats, worms ... make full habitat -
on man-made salt bags!
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12 Comments
Post a CommentPrecicely and definitely a great Haiku.TX
Good morning --happy weekend Ladies and gents. Thanks for your visits. The poem described what I saw: snakes skins, rats nests, worms, crawlers and a complete ecosystem on bags of salt for de-icing in winter. (Sorry the sunshine states residents do not store bags of salt for de-icing). Shalom/Blessings
I dunno - I think this is too sophisticated for me. It's probably what Tina said in her comment below.
interesting, not sure I understand it but interesting
Nicely done. Such unique imagery!
OOOO snakes! Wonderful contrast in this poem.
Very unique and nicely written. I like the Friday haiku idea. It could be a weekly feature. :-)
thanks Greenhill ... I will stop teasing now. Forgive me , and I did make typos in my comment tp prove yur points. John Smither, great to see u again. May I travel in or ON your suitcase?
Alright Neil!! I know you that you know when I spelled your name incorrectly it was a typo! We all make them right?! Yes, I know U of MD - my father had a big ceramic from when he went there - and yes, no Phelps!
Nice haiku!