stalwart blooms
amidst the snow and ice
we stay steadfast
~
© Carol Campbell
http://chevrefeuillescarpediem.blogspot.com/
a sky full of stars
how improbable
my parents would meet
© Robert Mainone
A haiku in which the comparison is used, needs two parts. In this haiku the “sky full of stars” is compared to “the meeting of parents” and the million-to-one chance of that happening. The poet has achieved an aha moment! with the connection.
Using comparison is not easy, but at the other hand it’s an easy to choose way to make your haiku a beauty. I don’t think that I am using this technique very often, but it makes it sometimes easy, that through by e.g. lack of inspiration, you just need to bring together two different images / scenes to create a beautiful haiku … so here is my haiku in which I have used comparison.
in the early sunlight
morning dew evaporates –
spirits climb to the sky
© Chèvrefeuille
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Super Daffs…or are these Narcissi? 😉
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Must admit I’m not sure. They look like daffodils to me. 🙂
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They look on the small side…hence my thinking they could be narcissi….They could be small daffs… 😉
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🙂
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Bravo, Carol!
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Thank you!
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I love the daffodils in the snow… ours are up, but still a month away from bloom. Maybe less, we have a very early variety.
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One of my favorite images!
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Carol, I know I’m dumb, but I can’t think how to post my link for this prompt. I’ll see if I can figure it out from yours…I know I’m a copy cat 🙂
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well it seems to have worked…I really need to “get” how to do these prompt submissions… 🙂
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🙂
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daffodils do indeed stay steadfast! Crocuses too !!
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Through all kinds of weather!
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yes! I read that they don’t mind cold; they just don’t like heat or the more powerful sun of late spring/early summer
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Lovely!
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Thank you very much!
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Good job!
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Thank you!
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snow and ice transition to sun and flowers, steadfastly awaiting spring.
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