Colleen’s Weekly Haiku Challenge.

For Colleen’s Weekly Poetry Challenge, you can write your poem in the forms defined on the Poetry Challenge Cheatsheet:

Poetry Form Cheats sheet. This tutorial will help poets learn the different forms to use for Colleen’s Weekly Syllabic Poetry Challenge. Image by Thought Catalog from Pixabay HAIKU IN ENGLISH: 5/7/5, 3/5/3, or 2/3/2 s…

I wrote my Haiku in the 5/7/5 form that I always use. Colleen suggested I the other forms of 3/5/3 and 2/3/2. Colleen even showed me an example of each. Well I try never to shrink from challenge so I am going to have a go .

Here is my original. The prompts were Calm and Present.

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All still and pleasant

My mind is empty, peaceful

Time stops in the now.

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3/5/3 Haiku

All is quiet

Live in the moment

Stilled softly

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3/2/3 Haiku

Silent

Mindfulness

Time out

Thank you Colleen for encouraging me to try.

If you haven’t already joined in Colleen’s Weekly Haiku Challenge do pop over and join in Here

Wordless Wednesday. Bee-utiful.

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One Liner Wednesday and Just Jot it January. 15/1/2020./

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“They’re funny things, Accidents. You never have them till you’re having them.”

(Eeyore)

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#1lineWeds.