Some great prompt words again from Ronovan for his weekly Haiku Challenge of ‘crystal’ and ‘hope’.
Here is my cheeky attempt this week!
Category: Ronovan’s writes Weekly Haiku Prompt Challenge
Ronovan has given us the words ‘vast’ and ‘clear’ for his first weekly haiku challenge of 2016.
Here is my attempt:
Some very seasonal words for our prompt this week from Ronovan for his weekly Haiku Challenge
I have gone with the obvious this week!
A Happy New Year!
Resolutions are made now –
Broken in a week.
For this week Ron gave us ‘sing’ and ‘day’ for his weekly haiku challenge.
Ronovan has been kind to us this week and given us ‘charm’ and ‘look’ as our prompt words for his weekly haiku challenge. He has asked that we try and make the two sentences oppose each other, which I always seem to find the trickiest part. However, this week, I think I have managed to do it!
Always being up for a challenge, I also decided to try out a ‘Freku’ as created by Ronovan. It is writing a free verse then a haiku afterward that sums it up. You can find out more about this if you click on the link above.
Here is my attempt on both this week.
The sun so bright and warming
The sky a brilliant blue
The land so green and luscious
There’s sheep on the hilltop too.
But this was not the height of summer
Nor the middle of July
It was in bleak midwinter
When I was driving by
Now Ronovan’s prompt words of ‘cake’ and ‘wolf’ for this weeks Haiku challenge had me thinking it was going to be pretty easy. However, he is on to us and would prefer something a little less obvious. Hmmmm.
I have had to think ‘outside the box’ and have been at the thesaurus!
Here is what I ended up with!
This week Ron has given us ‘black’ and ‘white’ to work with for his weekly Haiku Challenge.
I have had a bit of fun with it this week. Despite not being much of a Star Trek fan I have taken a bit of a liberty!
We have some wonderful prompt words this week for Ronovan’s Weekly Haiku Challenge ‘life’ and ‘give’
Here is what I made of it:
We have been given the prompt words of ‘colour’ and ‘cover’ for Ron’s Weekly Haiku Challenge this week which gives plenty of scope for a nature Haiku,
Here is my attempt:
Early morning sky:
Dull, covered by murky grey.
Orange brings colour.
Well I thought the prompt words were tricky last week, then I saw what Ron had given us for today’s Weekly Haiku Poetry Prompt. I am cross with him as I have been wracking my poor brains to come up with something that is half-decent!
Anyway, on a separate note, congratulations Ron for smashing the NaNoWriMo challenge already and passing the 50 000 mark! That is brilliant, and of course, I am not jealous!!! 😉
So back to the Haiku. I was hoping to try to get a photo of the recent blood moon eclipse, but failed! This was before the actual eclipse as I missed the main event!
Craning my neck to
capture a golden moment….
I missed the eclipse!
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