Pause for a moment, and write a haiku about what's around you.
A haiku is a sort of Japanese poetry--perhaps the smallest literary form--composed of three lines and seventeen or fewer syllables. The subject of a haiku is usually something experienced in everyday life--the pinning of a moment that might seem ordinary but which captures a bit of awe in the noticing.
sunlight shines red
through my father's thumb
on the steering wheel
- A. Pou
Now it's your turn.
Loud sounds from in front...
Loud sounds from in front Peace from Gods within me since the time I was born!
fire color maples flare brazenly...
fire color maples flare brazenly in popple- wood smoke in the air
Incense fills the air, the altar energizes,...
Incense fills the air, the altar energizes, as books await me
At wonderful school, hear the...
At wonderful school, hear the clicking of keyboards, tired sleepy eyes.
A picture of a friend and...
A picture of a friend and I captures a memory that won't fade I hear and see beauty amidst complicated simplicity I feel orange and blue cotton against my skin and it feels so good
Quiet night breathes Rain drips...
Quiet night breathes Rain drips and quenches Nourishing life
million great things around me...
million great things around me at this moment, what to write about and what to skip?
A cluttered workspace, waiting to...
A cluttered workspace, waiting to be cleaned organized But Zaadz distracts me.
Dim lit sanctity, cathode glow...
Dim lit sanctity, cathode glow and headphone hum, simple connectivity.
shredder makes white noise camoflauge...
shredder makes white noise camoflauge enters, exits tomorrow happens






