Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Sensational Haiku Wednesday - Renovation

Jenn from, You Know … that blog?,
hosts Sensational Haiku Wednesday.
This week’s theme is:
Renovation
haiku wednesday

cold winds lift red tiles
to fall and break on black ice
shattering cover

up above our heads
open crisp blue sky revealed
tossing wisps of hair

nets hold back debris
block out seeping alfresco
until the new roof

green butterfly

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25 comments:

  1. WOOT!!! These are excellent. But it sure seems like you would be freezing your patooty off :)

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  2. This stuff is what keeps me coming back here so often. You got some skillz!

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  3. Good ones!! They came alive for me. Well done :)

    Hrmmm. Sounds like you have a few commentors who need to be challenged to join us, Nessa...

    Such an outpouring for Dr. John - he was certainly loved by many, wasn't he! A great loss in the blogosphere.

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  4. Yikes! I hope you guys have jackets!

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  5. Great Haiku, is the roof fixed?Keep warm and safe!

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  6. Beautiful words! Even though the seem to carry distraction. I love the expression of "black ice".
    xo
    Zuzana

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  7. I always love your creations.
    Excellent.

    hugs
    shakira

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  8. Never got to know Dr John, but apparently he had many, many friends in the blog world. Everywhere I click, I see his name mentioned. Awesome!

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  9. Great haiku! Hope you get a new roodf soon.

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  10. vivid imagery. I could feel the wind while reading it and am shivering from the cold!

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  11. the words you select
    speak of anticipation
    combined with patience

    masterymistery at cosmic rapture

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  12. Great haikus but I do hope you are keeping warm! I wouldn't fancy any kind of al fresco at the moment it's chilly here too.
    Jade

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  13. Look at it this way, Nessa, all the baby wasps and bees that are hatched can safely fly away. Spring is coming, you know.
    ..

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  14. Nicely done. Haiku can be so much fun to play with.

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  15. You went above and beyond on this one. Maybe you should do some renga.

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  16. Brrr ,, I hope there is something to block the cold, too!

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  17. Nessa that was an AMAZING haiku. Gosh you have SO MUCH talent!

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