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Say Yes to Haiku

Celebrate haiku. Few syllables, deep meaning. All are welcome here.
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Please share your haiku. Do you know about haiku? Share your knowledge, too.

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Family ties...

dime on the sidewalk
Mom's gentle reminder
to tithe

I don't always use the classic 5-7-5 haiku

Sue Glasco

Sue Glasco says:

Nice, Nancy

I like this. I felt the child's tension. Amazing what can be communicated in such a few syllables!

Nancy Smith

Nancy Smith says:

a few syllables..

Sue,
That's one of the reasons I like haiku...they are short, not necessarily sweet, and to the point. Another about a family member,

Queen Anne's lace
my grandmother's
rhinestone brooch

Sue Glasco

Sue Glasco says:

More Family Ties

Sweeter than nectar,
Softer than the day's warm breeze,
Great grandsons' sweet small faces.

Nancy Smith

Nancy Smith says:

ah, the ties that bind

Sue,
Grandsons, great or the plain-garden-variety kind, do have a way of wrapping themselves around one's heart. Thanks for sharing your 'ku!