purple trumpets joyfully welcome spring, frantic sunshine music
Copyright 2014 Brenda Davis Harsham
Note: This is my second ever American Haiku. I still have a few posts left to make from my warm vacation. Tomorrow we have a snowstorm due. 🙂 The American Haiku or American Sentence form was created by Allen Ginsberg, who brought it away from nature toward our modern, urban lifestyle and left it high and dry on one line, as more similar to the original haiku form, which was not broken into lines. My first is Silent Bathhouse.
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This is beautiful!
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Thanks!
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Great to extend my haiku knowledge with this your American haiku. I wonder how a haiku would look like this p
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in a vertical line? What do you think?
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Bither bother….the vertical line moved!!!!
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Perhaps you should write it in a post!
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🙂
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Yes, cool idea.
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I love it!
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Thanks!!
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The poem and the picture are both beautiful, thanks for sharing, Nitin
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Nitin, My pleasure! Thanks for commenting, I appreciate your words! Warmly, Brenda
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really pretty brenda, and spring, spring, glorious spring. please come soon.
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Yes, soon!! I’m ready!
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Brenda, They are very lovely flowers. Thank you for the burst of color. Take care, Bill
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My pleasure! Hugs, Brenda
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This is really great! 🙂
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Victor, Thanks so much for saying so!! Warmly, Brenda
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How beautiful! 🙂
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Joanne, Thanks so much for saying so! Warmly, Brenda
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