For the 12th day of NaBloPoMo and the UltimateBlogging Challenge I am stepping out of my comfort zone again and attempting another haiku for the Write Tribe’s Wednesday Prompt. I didn't realize that the challenge was to write about rain!!! Sorry about that folks, let's give this another spin with my head out of my ass this time!!
Bright sunshine retreats
Purple clouds envelop me
The first raindrop falls
I love it....but doesn't the second line have to have 7 syllables? I only count 6.
ReplyDeleteJoJo, holy crap!! Thanks for the heads up. I have fixed that!!! LOL Now we have 7 UGH!!! Thank you for stopping by and for your sweet comments and keeping me on my tippy toes!! ♥♥♥
DeleteI must be in my own world because I just writing about what comes into my head. Love this post! By the way love you blog title. Pretty funny I use to be married to a truck driver
ReplyDeleteLinda, writing whatever comes into your head works good too and is what I do most of the time...but if there is a writing challenge that intrigues me...I give it a whirl. Thank you for stopping by and for your kind comments! ♥
DeleteLove the imagery of the purple clouds.
ReplyDeleteI seem to keep coming back to your blog thanks to UBC and Write Tribe. I agree with Linda about your blog title. So why giggling? Do you giggle a lot??
divorceddoodling, I am so happy you stopped by! When I am not quiet, I am giggling. I tend to find the hysterical in things and giggle my fool head off. I giggle a lot when I am nervous too. Thank you for stopping in and for your kind comments! ♥
DeleteThe joy of receiving the first drop of rain..beautifully captured and its great too :0)
ReplyDeleteThis one's just perfect!
Rainbow Hues, Oh thank you!! Was so hoping I would get it right. LOL At least this time I actually got the right topic for the haiku. They are really kind of fun to write. Short and to the point. Thank you for stopping in and for your sweet comments! ♥
DeleteTayla, thank you for stopping by to read and comment! I am so pleased you enjoyed it! ♥
ReplyDeleteOh the pleasure of the first raindrop falling on you is soooo well described Kathy.. loved it :)
ReplyDeleteSukupedia, I am so pleased you liked it!! Thank you for stopping by and for your kind comments!
Deletebful one on rain again . really haiku is raining on blogs .
ReplyDeleteI too tried my first one ;)
Afshan, it is amazing that so many people can write about rain and each one be as different and individual as the people who wrote them. This is only the second haiku I have ever written in my life and I have found how short, sweet, and to the point they are. At the same time they are able to tell so much. Thank you for stopping by and for your sweet comments!
DeleteThis style of writing is one I've never heard of, well 'cause I'm surely no writer ~ but it is fascinating, to be able to capture so much in so few words obviously takes great talent! The Dandelion Haiku is, well ... a.m.a.z.i.n.g!! Thanks for enlightening me Kathy ~ I am enjoying your posts greatly ~ Judi
ReplyDeleteJudi, I didn't know much about haiku's myself until I read the educational blog at Write Tribe which did such an awesome job of explaining them and the form used. I am so pleased you enjoyed my haiku as much as I enjoyed creating it. Thank you for stopping in and for your kind comments!
DeleteVery nice...I've tried haikus before, but I seem to have an easier go of it with longer poetry. Not good at any of it though. :(
ReplyDeleteTerri, may be you are too hard on yourself!! I think the haiku's are kind of fun but the longer poem seems a bit scary to even attempt! LOL Thank you for stopping by and for your kind comments!
DeleteNice imagery. I love haiku. :)
ReplyDeleteGary, I am so pleased you liked it! Thank you so much for stopping by and for your kind comments.
DeletePerfect!!!
ReplyDeleteDances with Vodka, thank you for stopping in and for your kind comments!
DeleteThe first raindrop is pure bliss!
ReplyDeleteBhavya, it is the warning when you have to make the decision to run for cover!! Thank you for stopping in and for your sweet comments!
Deletehave always though of rain clouds as black or gray.... purple gives it a whole new dimension...like the idea!!
ReplyDeleteThe little princess, I had too until I captured this purple sky before a storm with my camera. It was so breath taking that I could not resist rushing outside with my camera. Purple seems so much more mysterious or romantic...just leads so much more to the imagination than grey or black. Thank you so much for stopping in and for your kind comments!
DeleteI like it!
ReplyDeleteSmita, I am so pleased!! Thank you for stopping in to read and take the time to let me know!
DeleteVery nice. I like the idea of sunshine retreating.
ReplyDeleteDropping by from the haiku prompt.
I am so pleased you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for stopping by to read and for your kind comments!
DeleteBeautiful, Kathy! Loved it. ♥
ReplyDeleteCorinne, I am so happy you liked it! Thank you for stopping in and taking the time to let me know!
Deleteafter yellow flowers finally a haiku on monsoon. :) very beautifully scripted Kathy :)
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Richa, I am so happy you liked it!! YAY! You made my day. Thank you for stopping in and for your kind comments!
DeleteLove the purple cloud...feels comforting for some reason! Nice Job!
ReplyDeleteSusan, I was in complete awe of the purple sky. Here was a big storm rolling in and I was outside taking pictures. Thank you for stopping by and for your kind comments!
DeletePicturesque I tell you!!!!
ReplyDeleteBliss of the the first raindrop.. Yumm :D
That is beautiful, Kathy - both the haiku, and the photo. I love the purple sky.
ReplyDeleteBookworm, thank you for stopping by and for your kind comments!♥
DeletePerfect imagery and the pic compliments it so well !
ReplyDeleteRuchira, I am so pleased you enjoyed it. Thank you for stopping by and for your kind comments! ♥
DeleteI could visualize it. Awesome :)
ReplyDeleteShilpa, I am so happy you liked it. Thank you for stopping in and for your kind comments! ♥
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