I’m a day behind already over at Quickly. Yesterday she bade us to break a habit, take a recent poem and tweak it in a way we don’t usually write. I messed around with the day before’s poem, and turned some its words into a haiku, which I never write (they always come out sounding disjointed and silly…plus I know you’re not supposed to stick to the 5/7/5, but my ‘ku brain tends to think in those syllables.) Anyway, such as it is…
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‘ku for you
you left me bravely
fields of living poppies sleep
failing pages, hands
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Check out the full prompt over at Quickly.
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I have the same problem with haiku. Have you ever tried the form “American sentence”?
No, I’ll have to check it out. Thank you. 😉
Or a Lune?
I like Lunes, though, Misky. Wanted to do something I don’t like, and rarely do. 😉
I think it turned out well. Well, not for the one who was left! But the form is good!