North wind spins frigid
Air: water puddle freezes.
Where you step, beware!
I have attempted yet another haiku challenge from Ronovan Writes blog using the words “spin” and “water”. I am enjoying the challenge of putting different and even opposite words in such a short poem. If you like word challenges and haiku’s, then I invite you to also accept Ronovan’s latest challenge at this link: https://ronovanwrites.wordpress.com/category/haiku-prompt-challenge/
Winter wind blows to
Fill all land and space til I
Can’t feel my numb face.
No more going out
In the cold; must stay inside
And let the wind blow.
Yes! Stay warm indoors
And dream of Spring when lilacs
Bloom and grass turns green.
I have attempted yet another haiku challenge from Ronovan Writes blog using the words “feel” and “space”. I am enjoying the challenge of putting different and even opposite words in such a short poem. If you like word challenges and haiku’s, then I invite you to also accept Ronovan’s latest challenge at this link: https://ronovanwrites.wordpress.com/category/haiku-prompt-challenge/
As morning’s touched by
a light of gold, a thankful
Tune sings in my soul.
I have attempted yet another haiku challenge from Ronovan Writes blog using the words “gold” and “sing”. I am enjoying the challenge of putting different and even opposite words in such a short poem. If you like word challenges and haiku’s, then I invite you to also accept Ronovan’s latest challenge at this link: https://ronovanwrites.wordpress.com/category/haiku-prompt-challenge/
When dreams are shattered
And broken, keep in firm faith
And dare to hope again.
I have attempted yet another haiku challenge from Ronovan Writes blog using the words “dream” and “dare”. I am enjoying the challenge of putting different and even opposite words in such a short poem. If you like word challenges and haiku’s then I invite you to also accept Ronovan’s latest challenge at this link: https://ronovanwrites.wordpress.com/category/haiku-prompt-challenge/
Autumn gone; winter
In view. Breathe frosty air while
Snow falls fresh and new.
I have attempted yet another haiku challenge from Ronovan Writes blog using the words “breathe” and “new”. I am enjoying the challenge of putting different and even opposite words in such a short poem. If you like word challenges and haiku’s then I invite you to also accept Ronovan’s latest challenge at this link: https://ronovanwrites.wordpress.com/category/haiku-prompt-challenge/
Becky’s Haiku: Be Still
Be still and know I
Am Lord; rest in a quiet
Place inside my grace.
Psalms 46:10a (Holy Bible New International Version):
“Be still and know that I am God.”
We desire power and
Fame; so in life we race but
We just need God’s grace.
I have just attempted yet another haiku challenge from Ronovan Writes blog using the words “power” and “race”. I am continuing to enjoy these challenges. If you like word challenges and haiku’s then I invite you to also accept Ronovan’s latest challenge at this link: https://ronovanwrites.wordpress.com/category/haiku-prompt-challenge/
Clouds obscure days and
Nights but the sun appears to
Turn darkness to light.
As autumn gently
Departs, drifting leaves like loose
Petals touch the heart.
A Heart that deeply
Yearns for an unfilled dream yet
Through time it does learn
To remain hopeful
And still believe in Jesus whose
Love never recedes.
It is that hope and
Trust in him who keeps the heart
Sure and safe within.
Inside his blessings
Of grace showered on us like
The softest snowflakes.
Each morn, he reaches
Down from heaven to help me
Be content within.
For it is his aim
That I journey each day in
Peace along the way;
A lasting peace that
Gives hope to proceed knowing
He’s always with me.
So I may live each
Day with a hopeful heart touched
By petals of grace.
I have just attempted yet another haiku challenge from Ronovan Writes blog using the words “petals” and “heart”. If you are up to the challenge then I invite you to also accept Ronovan’s latest challenge at this link: https://ronovanwrites.wordpress.com/category/haiku-prompt-challenge/
In this wooded park
Past the tall rushes, one might
Hear a singing lark.
I have just attempted yet another haiku challenge from Ronovan Writes blog using the words “lark” and “rush”. I am continuing to enjoy these challenges. If you like word challenges and haiku’s then I invite you to also accept Ronovan’s latest challenge at this link: https://ronovanwrites.wordpress.com/category/haiku-prompt-challenge/
Setting a Life to Words
Finding God's Grace in a Lemon-filled World
Developmental Editor | Line Editor
Warning: A feminist writes here. Content may contain angry, vulgar, and sometimes funny language.
I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. Gal. 2:20
thoughts from my mind to yours
A little bit of this and that
THE WOMAN WITH WHEELS
Thoughts from the Heartland
the joy of creativity
The details of my Journey.
Inspiration through my thoughts, experiences and travels
All information not in hand belongs on a bookshelf
~ Communicator, WordSmith, Artist, Guide, Mentor, Muse ~
I write because I read. I read because I write.
Christian poetry and prose, quotes, and thoughts - if they glorify God they were worth writing; if they mean something to one other person, they were worth sharing. Comments always welcome!
Reading fiction with a focus on craft
W.R.I.T.E. Words
Setting a Life to Words
Finding God's Grace in a Lemon-filled World
Developmental Editor | Line Editor
Warning: A feminist writes here. Content may contain angry, vulgar, and sometimes funny language.
I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. Gal. 2:20
thoughts from my mind to yours
A little bit of this and that
THE WOMAN WITH WHEELS
Thoughts from the Heartland
the joy of creativity
The details of my Journey.
Inspiration through my thoughts, experiences and travels
All information not in hand belongs on a bookshelf
~ Communicator, WordSmith, Artist, Guide, Mentor, Muse ~
I write because I read. I read because I write.
Christian poetry and prose, quotes, and thoughts - if they glorify God they were worth writing; if they mean something to one other person, they were worth sharing. Comments always welcome!
Reading fiction with a focus on craft
W.R.I.T.E. Words
Becky G? Oh, That's Me! 