shivery-grass hearts
sheen on twisted wheat blades
mixed meadow ripple
Written for Deadlines for Writers’ August poetry prompt. Words and photo by Catherin J Pascal Dunk 2025–2026.
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Lovely haiku 👍☺️
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Thanks so much!
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My pleasure! ☺️
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Catherin, It won’t let me ‘comment’ so here is my haiku to the prompt.
flattened grasses on a hillside – fun rolling down together – hope growing old is as good
Clive ________________________________
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Love it Clive! I think this deserves its own post if you’d like to be a guest poet early next month
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Your haiku tastes good on the tongue, Catherin!
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oo interesting compliment! thank you fellow wordsmith!
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My pleasure, Catherin!
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I keep wondering if it’s better with or without that final ‘s’…what do you think?
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you inspired me to record some audio this afternoon Nolcha 🙂
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It works well with or without the final s. No need to stresssss.
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🙂
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Interesting
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Thank you Caleb! Do you write haiku?
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