*Today I am participating in Mama Kat’s Writer’s Workshop by answering and combining two prompts: 2.) Create and share a Whrrl story and 3.) Write a Haiku that describes what you love about an ordinary day.
A PANINI HAIKU
Noon. My stomach growls.
Piping hot panini press,
make me a sandwich.
My daughter got into the spirit of making a Haiku as well:
Lillies bloom in spring
Snow falls in winter brr brr
I bloom in summer.
Making a Haiku is strangely satisfying. Try it!
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I agree making a haiku is strangely satisfying. It’s also a quick way to convey a lot.
Have a great Thursday,
Jade
.-= Jade @ No Longer25´s last blog ..Ordinary Day Haiku =-.
By Jade @ No Longer25 on 03.11.10 8:00 am | Permalink
I want one…now lol visiting from mama kats..xx
By Farmers Wife on 03.11.10 7:52 am | Permalink
LOL- LOVE them both- how old is your daughter? It was an excellent haiku from her!
Stopping by from Mamakats. I’d LOVE for you to come see my haikus too!
By Brae on 03.11.10 3:16 pm | Permalink
My daughter is 8 years old and had never tried to make a Haiku before, so that was fun for her. Our neighborhood is having a Haiku contest…a Haiku to capture the spirit of the neighborhood…so my son is trying to make a Haiku for that.
I would love to read your Haiku…I am going to do that right now.
By Funkidivagirl on 03.11.10 7:16 pm | Permalink
Hi Jade, I like your Haikus on your blog…I tried to leave a comment, but couldn’t for some reason.
By Funkidivagirl on 03.11.10 7:29 pm | Permalink
I love my press too. Truly jazzes up a sandwich, doesn’t it?
.-= Darcie – Such The Spot´s last blog ..If =-.
By Darcie - Such The Spot on 03.14.10 10:02 pm | Permalink
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