Sara
Footprint in white sand Time has no meaning for me Sara please come back
Category Archive: Haiku
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Ronovan Writes Weekly Haiku Poetry Prompt Challenge #100 Top & Light
This post is written for Ronovan Writes Weekly Haiku Poetry Prompt Challenge # 100 Top & Light. See the light from here Begin your trip to the top Few have gone this… Continue reading
Darkness My Old Friend
This post is written for Emilia’s Picture It and Write Challenge. He could here the sirens. The police sirens. The police that were after him. The neighbor had called the police after hearing… Continue reading
There Once Was a Forest — A Haiku
Forest green once bright Nature proves again her might A seasonal blight
Halibun
Haibun Thinking, interpretations of the Japanese Haibun, a literary form which explores the relationship between the human experience and nature. The Prompt I chose: I once heard you sing. It still is a musical… Continue reading
Friday Fictioneers — On Strike
This post was written for the Friday Fictioneers based on the prompt below. “Your father is in there Tony. They are on strike against the company. The local diner across the street is… Continue reading
Charlie Corporate
This is my first post for the first Haibun Thinking – a new Haibun Writing Challenge. The prompt I chose was: “Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a… Continue reading
Carpe Diem #365 – Yaroslavl Train Station
Train Station For Carpe Diem #365 – Yaroslavl Still travelling on the Trans-Siberian Railroad. slowing down i see visions are all around me station in a mist
Five Sentence Fiction — Moments
In response to Lille McFerrin Five Sentence Fiction Challenge: Five Sentence Fiction is about packing a powerful punch in a tiny fist. Each week she will post a one word inspiration, then anyone wishing… Continue reading
Carpe Diem #364 — Yaroslavsky Terminal Moscow
Well … off we go on our first part of our journey straight through the Soviet Union with the TSR up to Vladivostok and finally we will arrive at Shikoku Island. I combined… Continue reading
