#Haiku Happenings #1 (7/3/19): Jules’ latest solo #renga for my current #haikai challenge! Frank’s haikai 92   Independence: Any Special Day Any Locale odd to spend oodles on colorful explosions when some go hungry parades, picnics, celebrate while haunting dark shadows creep historically who can claim ownership by winning any war? by whose right do…

Originally posted on Charlotte Digregorio's Writer's Blog: senryu   writer’s block raking leaves from last year by Marco Fraticelli  (Canada) at the water’s edge Haiku Canada Members’ Anthology, 2019

Originally posted on feathers: ? ? now, dayliliesthose morning frostsforgotten ? ? forgotten frost

Originally posted on Ontheland: For this week’s Haikai Challenge we are contemplating ‘independence’ in the context of America’s Independence Day; the detainment of children attempting to cross the southern U.S. border; or another context we choose. My mind went to the plastic and laminated cards in my wallet that confirm my Canadian status, my rights…

Originally posted on Haiku Gravy: starlight whispering around the outlines of the oak leaves

Originally posted on writing in north norfolk: walking together in a meadow of yellow buttery cowslips filled with the humming of bees honey-sweet as a first kiss a crown of petals daisy-chained by our fingers dusty with pollen trails on the summer breeze snags in overhanging leaves knee-deep in grasses on the edge of the…

Originally posted on Stella Pierides: Alpine air—scent of the bubblingstream