I first want to thank DazzlingWhimsy for creating this badge for the challenge.
#9
The rules are simple: For how to write a Haiku in English and using the 5/7/5 syllable pattern click here.
No words or numbers of any kind can appear in the images you use. This includes sign language . . . of any kind.
You can use just pictures and not put them in the format I have them here. I was being creative. The point of this is to have fun.
This is an example of one I created last week.
The Haiku was:
Moon Shadow Dancers
Heartbeats Stumble, falling in
Love Infinity
I know, not the best but it was better then the first one I posted.
Here’s the challenge; You created your own wordless Haiku for Wednesday or any day really, then either post a link in the comments here for everyone that visits to go see and/or ping back (or copy the URL for this post into your Haiku post) to this post in your Haiku post.
I will read it and comment on it. Once I comment come get the badge.
If some of you would like a theme to prompt you what to begin thinking of you can perhaps use. . .
Skin & Heat
What do the words mean to you, and how can you connect the two words through that second line? You do not have to do the prompt, it is just a prompt to make you start thinking of things.
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I have difficulty in placement of pictures. I’d like to know, do you write and then look for images? Or the images then writing?
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I normally write and then images. Then when I can’t find the images I then get a major Migraine and start looking for images that are close and change my Haiku a little. 🙂
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Writing is so much easier for me than arranging pictures. I’m just gonna do it and the devil be hanged. Hm, wonder what that means?
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Sounds like a good thing to me. 😀
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Whew! This sounds like too much work. I just do what I do. I know how much time I spend on some posts and to do this? Um, thanks but no thanks. (smile) Love, Amy
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Reblogged this on theowlladyblog.
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Hi Ronovan, I wrote my first haiku after seeing Meredith photos for this challenge. Here is the link:
http://teandpaper.com/2014/09/09/my-first-haiku/
I know it has words, but I love this prompts and Meredith photos.
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Hi there! Mine is written and scheduled to go “live” on my blog on 9/12/2014. Sorry I forgot that the prompt suggestions were heat/skin though! It’s about a tired ant. Hope it’ll work anyway!
Here’s the link, but you won’t be able to access it till the 12th.
http://blogitorloseit.com/2014/09/12/scenic-overlook-wordless-haiku/
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It’s finally live: http://blogitorloseit.com/2014/09/11/scenic-overlook-wordless-haiku/ 🙂
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My wordless “skin” and “heat” haiku went live this morning. Thanks, Ronovan for running both of these haiku challenges every week – you rock!
http://illustratedpoetry.com/2014/09/12/wordless-haiku-challenge/
Cheers,
Marcy Erb
http://illustratedpoetry.com
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