Haiku 030718

chaotically
white tufts drift on the wild wind
spring patiently waits

– This haiku was written using RonovanWrites’ explanation of an English haiku. Photo from pixabay.com.

Ocean Haiku

hazy morning beams,
refractions through lapping waves
brighten the blue depths

– Submitted to pure haiku for the month of February’s Ocean theme. It did not make the cut but I wanted to share it with you all anyway.

How Stanislavski Reinvented the Craft of Acting | a short film | Haiku Review Challenge

The Method

emotions flow free
actor and character merge
imparting their truth

– This was written for the secret keeper’s Haiku Review Challenge. The prompt is to write a review of the short film in haiku form. Click through to read more “How Stanislavski Reinvented the Craft of Acting.”

Sunday Trees #321 010718 & Haiku

thoughts of warm days and
verdant trees fuel fortitude
on a frosty night

– On Dragonfly Wings with Buttercup Tea’s Sunday Trees #321 – January 7, 2018. I wrote a haiku for this day as well. Photo ©2018 Leara Morris-Clark.

Winter’s Morn

rhythmic dripping of
icicles in winter sun –
a slow morning burn

– Written for Ronovan Writes Haiku Challenge #180. Word prompts were “slow” & “burn” or synonyms of those. Photo from pxhere.com.

Winter Bells

bells ring it’s Christmas
time and again flurries come
settle in winter

– Written for First Baptist Church of Worcester Poetry Fest Challenge 2: Haiku. Photo ©2017 Leara Nicole Morris-Clark.

Nature of Things

She is a whiffler
Indeed, it is her nature
The weather obeys

– Written for Kat Myrman’s Friday’s Word of the Day Haiku. Word prompt was “whiffler”. Photo from Pixabay.