My Take – TankaTuesday #Poetry Challenge No. 256, Colleen’s Specific Form: haiku

~ RuthScribbles
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Haiku is a form with 3 (or more) lines following the short-long-short, 3-5-3, 2-3-2, (5-7-5 traditional) form of approximately twelve syllables. Haiku are written about nature, the seasons, a beautiful moment in nature, an emotional experience while in nature, or change. No title. Kigo optional. No rhyming.

https://wordcraftpoetry.com/2022/01/11/tankatuesday-poetry-challenge-no-256-colleens-specific-form-haiku/
brisk winds sway feeders
Juncos hop around eating
winter has arrived

©️Ruth Klein aka RuthScribbles

Published by RuthScribbles

Finding my voice through scribbles.

17 thoughts on “My Take – TankaTuesday #Poetry Challenge No. 256, Colleen’s Specific Form: haiku”

  4. I’ve some of those lovelies too. Amid a varied crowd.
    You remind me that I need to untie my windchime.
    While I was away I didn’t want the strong winds to drive the neighbors nutso.
    It is rather large with metal tubes. And even next to the house it can get rather loud. 🙂

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