I am attempting a haiku a day for this challenge but any forms of writing, art, photography etc are acceptable. For more information or to get involved, click here.
Day 1: A for April.
Picture and verse by ©Siobhán McNamara
April begins damp
with fog but a warming sun
soon burns through the cloud
Gorgeous picture. Well, April is going pretty well here. Hope it’s great for you too.
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Thanks David, the fog lasted just long enough for me to take some photos and then the sun came out to dry the washing, so far so good!
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Excited to meet another poet and enjoyed your piece.
I’ve never written much haiku–in part because a Japanese friend says English speakers do it “so wrong” (could be he’s just a snob…). How do you bounce back from hearing your language is “wrong”? LOL. Looking forward to following your posts.
Laurel
Laurel’s Leaves
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Thanks for stopping by Laurel. I’m fairly new to haiku, having been put off by a similar experience to yours. Then I attended a reading of short-form poetry from Asian languages translated into both English and Irish, read to a specially commissioned background of chamber music. I left the event feeling quite empowered and much more connected with the style.
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Beautiful haiku. I’m going to enjoy the reading for the next 25 days!
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Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it 🙂
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😀
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Love this with the picture. Great idea for an A to Z theme.
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Thank you, this is my first time doing the A to Z Challenge and I’m really looking forward to seeing what everybody does with it
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Very nice. It’s my first time doing AtoZ so its lovely to follow and connect with another writer
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Thanks Charlotte, and likewise!
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