Dove seranades
Jay Dances to his own tune
Morning bird watching
Haiku Horizons Weekly Challenge Week #217 Prompt: Tune
(Off Prompt)
Tag: Haiku
Haiku–Traditional
3 lines–17 syllables
Line 1–5 syllables
Line 2–7 syllables
Line 3–5 syllables
Pretty in Pink
The Cherries in bloom
Petals falling like snow
Oregon Springtime
Haiku
(Off Prompt)
All American Spring Show
Robin Redbreast enters
Stands erect in the pin spot
Singing Spring’s sweet song
Haiku
Haiku Horizons Weekly Challenge Week #215 Prompt: Pin
#NaPoWriMo 2018—Off Prompt
(I chose not to use NaPoWriMo’s Prompt today and instead I used Haiku Horizons)
Unrealized Potential
Looking for escape
Not aware of his resources
Flight to freedom lost
Haiku
Today, we’d like to challenge you to write a poem that, like the work in Translucence, reacts both to photography and to words in a language not your own. Begin with a photograph. Now find a poem in a language you don’t know (here’s a good place to look!) Ignore any accompanying English translation (maybe cover it up, or cut-and-paste the original into a new document). Now start translating the poem into English, with the idea that the poem is actually “about” your photograph. Use the look and feel of the words in the original to guide you along as you write, while trying to describe your photograph. It will be a bit of a balancing act, but hopefully it will lead to new and beautiful (and possibly very weird) place
This is the original photo with the original poetry which I found posted at: https://awakenedeye.files.wordpress.com/2015/06/gr-magritte.jpg
Community Lunch
The two Incognito
Silhouettes in the shade
Sharing common ground
Haiku
Feeder Faceoff
Blue Jay confronts
Sneaky squirrel at bird feeder
Crime never pays
Haiku
Buying Time
Feathered Flock
Feathered Flock
The bird rank and file
Scattered among the trees
Hungry Chickadees
Haiku
Haiku Horizon Weekly Challenge Week#212 Prompt: File
Have a Nice Day
Happy Face Hill
Traveler’s delight to see
Nature smiling
Haiku
I actually happened to see this while
my daughter and I were driving back from the Oregon Coast!
Near Willamina, OR. I spotted what looked to be a big happy face high on the hill to my right.
“Is that a Happy Face up there on that hill?” I asked my daughter who replied “It sure looks like it!”
After stopping to take a picture she did an internet search and found an amazing story regarding the Big Smiley which you can read by clicking this link:
Brightness by the Brook
Curious encounter
Of yellow bursts of color
Blooming near the creek
Haiku
I recently came upon these big yellow blooms as I was walking near a small creek. They were just scattered about on the creek’s bank. I am not sure what they are, probably some kind of a lily. They sure brightened up my morning walk!
(If any of you know what they are please let me know in the comment section. Thanks)
Leonas Lines--Poetry Plus 
