Halloween Night: A Haiku Contest Entry
Sounds of running feet,
crunching leaves, laughter, doorbell,
shouts of "Trick or Treat!"
crunching leaves, laughter, doorbell,
shouts of "Trick or Treat!"
Published by Kay Whittenhauer
Kay Whittenhauer resides in Rochester, NY with her husband, Lance; their teenage son, Nick; and a mutt named Lucky. She has earned Top 1,000 Badges at Associated Content in 2008, 2009, and 2010. In addit... View profile
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35 Comments
Post a CommentI'm a bit late to this one, but I always look for poems when I stop by a new page. This was really good!
I love Haiku, both reading and writing it. This one was nice!
Karen
I love Haiku, both reading and writing it. This one was nice!
Karen
I love Haiku, both reading and writing it. This one was nice!
Karen
Cute! I love the poem and the picture. Happy Halloween! It'll be here soon! :)
Loved it, very happy and friendly little Halloween haiku not dark like mine and some others.
Call me dumb,but how do you say Haiku? I'm not familiar with the term. I liked yours( poem). I noticed your comment on Wendy Dawns large breed article and found you quite humorous. I'm a new fan.
I like how the first and third lines rhyme--not often seen in haiku, but it flows naturally here. Really paints the trick-or-treating scene!
This one is really cute. I can picture the trick-or-treaters running up to my house. It won't be long and they'll be here.
This one is really cute. I can picture the trick-or-treaters running up to my house. It won't be long and they'll be here.