Just as I remember back in math class, the teacher would tell us to show our work, although this is not math, it makes sense for me to show my work. This is how I created some of my recent haiku in preparation for #NaHaiWriMo & #CherylsEverydayHaiku
WORD LIST for "Haiku American Style"
1 Syllable 2
Syllable 3 Syllable
Wince cower shoveler
Cringe hidden opulent
Thinned crowded created
Crushed thunder glistening
Stern fasten diluted
Burn itchy agony
Trust winter allegiance
Porch reject variance
PHRASES
Hidden opulence (5) Thinned
allegiances (5) Crushing
rejection (5)
Glistening winter porch (6) Agonizing
wince (5) Glorious
agony (5)
Burning winter ____(4) Vast
glistening creation (7) Cowering
shoveler (6)
HAIKU DRAFTS
(inspired by the word “rejection”)
There is no one else (5)
She chooses to stay single (7)
His two empty hands (5)
Donning winter boots
Shoveler peeks thru curtains
Porch collects white flakes (or "Flakes whiten the porch")
Sporting furry gear
Budding skier checks forecast
Summoning more snow
©2021 Cheryl L. Crockett
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