It’s Haiku Fridays, People!
Formed a million years
Stalactites and stalagmites
Oh, passage of time!
(In response to The Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge on Time)
A Haiku on “Time”
That Traveling Nurse
Life beyond my stethoscope and scrubs
Oh dear! What have you done?! I hadn’t heard about Haiku till I read about a course at our adult education centre last week. And now I saw this post. And then I registered to the course in June. First part are 1 1/2 hours of theory and Haiku reading. The second part is a stroll through the park to be inspired to write one’s own Haikus…
It’s your fault. But I am sure you’ll be able to live with it 😉
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Haikus are just so clean and elegant. And fairly easy enough to compose. I’m glad you found them. Thank you for dropping by!
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I greatly enjoy haiku as well, although I’ve begun to realize that the 5-7-5 isn’t the only pattern used. I tend to stick with it, however. Enjoyed your photo as well.
janet
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Me too. I like the 5-7-5 pattern. Thanks for stopping by! 🙂
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Good interpretation!
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Thank you very much! 🙂
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Nice choice for this challenge.
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Thanks!
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