Voodoo Woman
Tangerine sun sinks behind live oaks dripping with musky Spanish moss wild gleam in agate eyes, Voodoo woman waits ‘til the time is right.
Tag Archives: Haiku
Hollow Substance
Written for Carpe Diem Haiku Kai cherished memories of better times and best friends all lost to me now. Reality or a mind’s eye tweak — does it matter?
Don’t Stop
kisses bitter-hot like melting sugar, a tingle a nibble: a tease.
Sun Flowers
The theme for our last weekend-meditation at Carpe Diem Haiku Kai was Sunflower and Ken has created a wonderful haiku to work with and create a Tan Renga with. You have to add the second stanza (2-lines approx. 14 syllables) through association on the scenes in the haiku. Here is that beauty by Ken: […]
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Reality Bites
This week’s Haiku prompts at Ronovan Writes are the words magic and man. Starry-eyed in love I chose to perceive magic but he’s just a man
