I spilled water then.
Now? We’re bound as family.
Teapot dome scandal.
Friday Haiku
Friday Haiku
Tip your hat to me
sent first draft to critique group.
Wrote another book!
Friday Haiku
If you’ll just give me
everything my heart desires
the staring will cease.
Friday Haiku
Meet the invaders
dressed in shades of pretty pink.
These peas are not sweet.
Friday Haiku
Been a long week and
this dude’s tired is contagious.
Can’t stop looking, though.
Friday Haiku
Here are two cat butts
their feline heads gone missing.
Curiosity.
Friday Haiku
Am very sad now.
First, the story got to me
then I read update.
Friday Haiku
Siblings know the past
and can help chart the future.
Now, they offer love.
Friday Haiku
Even in cow dung
one can find grace and beauty.
Still, best to steer clear.
Friday Haiku
I know how it looks
dead bunny flung on the lawn.
Nope. He’s just chillin’.
Friday Haiku
Son went to Norway
had an equine encounter.
True hairy eyeball.
Friday Haiku
Raise your hand if you
like going to the dentist.
Yeah, didn’t think so.
Friday Haiku
Removed wall hanging
and all the clutter on top.
More room for my thoughts.
Friday Haiku
Friday Haiku
Bikes are in the streets
some cars are on the sidewalk.
Hello, Amsterdam.
Friday Haiku
They unfurled their blooms
then snow fell like wet cement.
The iris prevailed.
Friday Haiku: the TAKE ACTION edition
Valley of the Gods, Bears Ears National Monument. Photo by BLM. Creative Commons usage.
Please, take a moment
for national monuments.
Fight for this beauty!
Day 8: Friday Haiku in three-part harmony
Our family is rich
so how did I end up with
this big onion head?
~ Tracy
This picture makes me
think little girls in dumb hats
is super cool shit.
~ Zippy
Children lose their smiles
pose for a picture; realize
head is an onion.
~ Zebu
(NOTE: Despite the no-talking rule as we composed our haikus, mother and son both went the onion route. Nature or nurture, hmm?)
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Friday Haiku
Once upon a time
a vibrant mushroom prevailed.
Then, dessication.
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Friday Haiku
Which sounds most graceful:
Anhinga, water turkey,
snakebird or darter?
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Friday Haiku
Image from Pexels.com
Now more than ever
creatives are essential.
Can’t let ugly win.
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Friday Haiku
Two compost tumblers
ready to process yard waste.
None for you, landfill.
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Friday Haiku
Shopped for shoes today,
remembered why that’s no fun.
Women’s size 12, yo.
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Friday Haiku
Please say that I’m done
no more cone of shame for me.
I won’t lick, promise.
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Friday Haiku
Kapok Park, October 2016
2 Common Moorhens
click to enlarge the photo
That’s much better, right?
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Tracy Abell 
