My day four National Poetry Writing Month (NaPoWriMo) poem is a haiku inspired by an ABC article about locusts.
Haiku
Tired locusts on red earth,
hold breath to rest,
prepare to swarm.
My day four National Poetry Writing Month (NaPoWriMo) poem is a haiku inspired by an ABC article about locusts.
Haiku
Tired locusts on red earth,
hold breath to rest,
prepare to swarm.
Nice one. So you’ve played your first haiku card! I propose we agree no more than one haiku per week. Waddya reckon?
I’ve gone the other way today. A prose poem. At least I’m claiming its a prose poem, though in truth its more of a micro story. Will put it up later.
Thank you.
Hmmmm. About limiting haikus. I suppose. Although I think we should allow ourselves another one if we’re really desperate!
I’m looking forward to reading your piece.
Just be aware: I’m not getting a notification now whenever you post a new one or a new comment because it seems you’re including all the new ones in the original post, which I’ve already been notified about.
Tongue in cheek. Have a haiku a day if you want. After all, I’ve resorted to prose for my day 4, which is pushing it (more than) a bit as well.
Well I decided not to send an email every day. I thought people might get sick of it. I thought I’d just send an email ever 3 or so days, by adding a couple to an existing post. Waddya think?
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