white light of hope gone
swallowed by black shroud of loss
unwelcome season
gently falling white
eases the black night of grief
winter mantle’s calm
I’ve seen Jane Dougherty respond to Ronovan’s Haiku Challenge often enough (and superbly, I might add) that I’ve finally decided to give it a try myself. The two words for RonovanWrites Weekly Haiku Prompt Challenge #73 are black and white.
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They are beautiful haiku. Delicate and poignant.
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Thank you.
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Both haiku are lovely. The second on is my favorite. 🙂
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Thank you. Hope and calm seem more natural for haiku.
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Gorgeous! Thank you.
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😀
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Very nicely done, welcome:)
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Thank you.
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Just beautiful. The picture is a great complement to your poetry.
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🙂 Thank you.
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Very thoughtful.. Nice read.. 🙂
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Both of these were lovely.:-)
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Thank you.
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Beautiful response to the prompt! I’ve been looking for a regular writing prompt challenge – might give this a go!
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Thank you. Ronovan’s Two Word Haiku prompt is a lot of fun.
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Yes, will start with the latest (clear, vast).
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