I like the combination of these two challenge words.
Pitch could be lots of things, pitching a tent, perfect pitch of voice, a pitcher of juice, a football pitch, and time’s such a fine word to conjure up all sorts of mysterious ideas.
So a new prompt this week from Ronovan Writes: Charge and Lovers, an interesting combination. I wonder what I can come up with?
Here goes, a funny one, no worries this time Ron, no more tomato balloons exploding, I promise! But, I couldn’t resist the redness of the hearts in amongst the frozen gold coins.
Cash Desk Woes
Frozen cash desk woes
Preposterous charge overflows
Poor lovers tiff grows
My attempt at a more serious offering, this is difficult!
Lover’s Staff
Lover’s purple staff
A battle locked last embrace
Killing life’s sweet flame
Why does everything end up sounding ridiculous? Well, I reckon it’s because I find a cute picture and the seriousness gets lost, oh and I have a tendency to be a bit prone to silliness, I suppose, guilty your honour!!!
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This weeks Haiku Prompt challenge from Ronovan Writes really appeals to me as I have a bit of a fascination with time. Time always seems a thoughtful, contemplative topic to me so both of my haikus are more serious in nature. The first haiku ends on an a more positive yet sad note with – new life replaces old, as opposed to new life surrenders. It’s amazing where a few lines of haiku can make your mind drift off to! Quite unintentional, but interesting how both of my haikus end.
Below is my photo of the Corpus Christi Clock in Cambridge, a popular tourist attraction. My first haiku is inspired by this weird and wonderful timepiece.
Just recently I watched a wonderful documentary called First Position about six young dancers from around the world, as they prepare for the Youth America Grand Prix, one of the most prestigious ballet competitions in the world. The Haiku challenge vie and reach, seemed to be a perfect match for the hardworking, dedicated ballerinas who strive so hard for much coveted perfection.
Ballerinas reach
Giddy balletic new heights
Vie for perfection
Ballerinas reach giddy balletic new heights
Giddy Balletic new heights vie for perfection
The second haiku incorporating nature came to me quicker than the first:
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Well I enjoyed doing Challenge #37, so I thought I’d do another Haiku Prompt Challenge.
It’s fun so here goes.
The theme this week is ill and rest.
I wrote two Hiakus this week, they are both about loss and death, sorry for being so morbid but the prompt of ill and rest seemed to lead me down that path!
My first Haiku A Bitter Ill is about illness resulting in loss of life, whereas my second Haiku,
The Tornado’s Fist is about loss of life, caused by the devastating effect of natural disasters.
A Bitter Ill
A bitter ill may kill
Rest survive when others die
Too cruel this sad world.
A bitter ill may kill, rest survive when others die.
Rest survive when others die, too cruel this sad world.
The Tornado’s Fist
The Tornado’s Fist
Strangers far away do grieve
Lives lost with one blow
The tornado’s fist, strangers far away do grieve.
Strangers far away do grieve, lives lost with one blow.
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Have a fantastic Friday and a very good weekend. Hope you like my celebrating dragon delights. I’m writing about a dragon in the draft of my second novel so that’s why dragons are on my mind!
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