Raindrops fell on weeds
Transforming unwanted leaves
Into gem caskets
This was a nasturtium that sprang up in a crack in the driveway. I actually love nasturtiums but they do grow like weeds once they are in the garden. This day the rain had just scattered a few drops and the sunlight caught them and the star veins in the leaf itself.
last week’s prompt “Lamp” produced some great contributions.
A wistful haiku by the soft lantern glow from Kate Martyn here…
https://katemartynauthor.wordpress.com/2015/07/18/tjs-household-haiku-challenge-9/
LadyLeeManila has perfected the Haiku art with this great haiku which I really enjoyed…
https://ladyleemanilasphotos.wordpress.com/2015/07/18/tjs-household-haiku-challenge-lamp/
An Internation Haikuist of Myster, Tucked into a corner has done it again, with three wonderful reflections on “lamp”…
https://tuckedintoacorner.wordpress.com/2015/07/19/alight/
Al the Author has revealed some of his phobias as well as his talent in these 3 great haiku.
https://altheauthor.wordpress.com/2015/07/21/haiku-lamp/
Skyllairae has finished with a lovely haiku and image inspired by “Homecoming”. Check it out here…
https://wormwoodwriting.wordpress.com/2015/07/22/lamp/
If you would like to participate in TJ’s Household Haiku challenge then you can use any aspect of the household item for an inspiration. Please use this or your own “weeds” photo. “weeds” could be in your garden or a metaphor for unwanted things in your life or home…be creative!
If you are participating please write your post on your own blog (we love to see your own photos too!) and add your contribution as a link to your post in the comment section here and add “TJ’s Household Haiku Challenge” to your tag list on your own post so others can find you! Just click on the speech bubble at the end of this post to access comments.
Hope to see your posts soon!
If you would like more information about the challenge then you can view the instructions page HERE
hi 🙂 https://ladyleemanila.wordpress.com/2015/07/25/tjs-household-haiku-challenge-weeds/
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Thank you for this lovely haiku and the beautiful image you chose to go with it. Charming! 🙂
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Great picture, love the beautiful definition of the raindrops on the leaf. Stunning. https://katemartynauthor.wordpress.com/2015/07/25/tjs-household-haiku-challenge-10/ Here’s my contribution this week with a different photograph from a much loved holiday some years ago.
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What a beautiful haiku! It goes so beautifully with your delightful image too! Thanks so march for participating!
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Thanks TJ. I should add that I always enjoy your haiku, always elegantly turned and evocative. The beauty in nature is indeed very precious.
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I so agree. It is easy to overlook the beauty before your eyes in what at first looks like nothing of real worth.
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Hi! Here is my hat trick, a bit under the day’s wire: https://tuckedintoacorner.wordpress.com/2015/07/26/the-dull-ones/
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Thanks so much for participating. I have so enjoyed your perspective on the prompts each week. Best wishes! TJ 🙂
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Hi TJ, thanks for the prompt and your beautiful haiku. This is my take on the prompt 🙂
https://altheauthor.wordpress.com/2015/07/29/weeds-haiku/
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Many thanks Al. I really liked your affirming haiku and also the great sequence you did for Ronovan’s prompt. Very clever. Hope you have a great day! ☺
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Thanks TJ. You too!
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I absolutely love the last line of your haiku! So beautiful! Sorry I’m late to the party, here’s mine: https://wormwoodwriting.wordpress.com/2015/07/31/weeds/
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Only fashionably late I assure you! 🙂 I so understand the frustration of thriving weeds and withering herbs. Hope you have a lovely weekend. 🙂
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Thank you, you as well. I hope you have all the opportunities for amazing photos 🙂
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