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Thursday, 29 September 2011
The Height of Haiku Challenge, Day 29 - Rhythm
Welcome to Day 29 of The Height of Haiku Challenge, where your challenge is to write 30 haiku in 30 days. The prompt today is RHYTHM suggested by Yamini.
Here's mine:
RHYTHM
Rivers running dry Waiting for the gods to sing Rhythm without rhyme 29092011
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Today's haiku is a winner as well. I certainly like the rhythm in this piece. Nice last line.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very nice haiku, by choosing your words you can hear the rain. Great.
ReplyDeleteAnd when it rains may there be a symphony!! The woodwind and percussion instruments would be playing!!
ReplyDeleteA thought provoking haiku. Nice.
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ReplyDeleteamazing line :)
ReplyDeleteAnd what is that.. phew.. I like it a lot..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...waiting for the gods to sing..I pray for rain where I live...frighting to be experiencing rhythm without rhyme
ReplyDeleteI have front row seats waiting for the symphony to begin!!
ReplyDeleteVery good indeed! Nice one.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed this one - I can feel the rain...
ReplyDeleteI've heard the Gods singing.
ReplyDeletethe last line sums up a haiku perfectly!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! The last line is is a magic mix of contrast!
ReplyDelete"Rhythm without rhyme" describes the art of haiku, does it not? :-)
ReplyDeleteRhythms here and here
Hi MMT, Here's one I wrote this month but didn't use:
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Artisan
Creativity
Is an art
26092011/3
great last line, and like MMT says, describes the art of haiku. :)
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