dewdrops on the grass
dawn slowly breaks sun rises
cock-a-doodle-doo
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bubbly golden crust
with plump apples piled high
eager faces wait
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hot sweet potatoes
under melted marshmallows
golden roasted bird
Go to Sensational Haiku Wednesday for more haiku. Each week a new prompt (word) is given and the challenge is to create haiku with that word or describing the word. Join in the fun!
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each of these paints such a vivid picture and a couple are making me hungry
Thank you. I guess the first two if you are a veg, last two if you’re carni 🙂
can feel the ‘dewdrops on the grass ‘ ~ lovely haiku ~ (A Creative Harbor) on Blogger
Thank you Carol. I added your logo to my sidebar 🙂 Very pretty!
Haiku to give an appetite. Enjoyed them.
Thanks Anthony. Makes me look forward to Thanksgiving!
Love this haiku triplet … really nicely written in the traditional way.
I have posted a traditional haiku for Sensational Haiku Wednesday on my other blog:
http://chevrefeuilleshaikublog.blogspot.nl/2012/09/sensational-haiku-wednesday-traditional.html
Basho2012 I cannot get to your blog – other than go through Google. Can you add your blog address to your gravatar.com. Thank you for the comment. Jenn from Sensational Haiku Wednesday has been “trained” to use the traditional 5-7-5. I’d like to use the other but need to study what it involves. I’m sure all of my haiku don’t even follow the “rules” of a haiku, ie nature subjects not human; no punctuation, etc.
My belief is rules are made to be broken – but only after you have mastered the rules. 🙂
What a nice way to traditional haiku. I love the first one … looks classical in it’s image. I have posted a traditional haiku also on Sensational Haiku Wednesday.
By the way I commented earlier as Basho2012.
A tasty set this week! Made me hungry! 🙂 Nicely done.