sunflowers in bloom
a field of smiling faces
turning to the sun
turning to the sun
approaching the horizon
casting long shadows
casting long shadows
in field of green and yellow
sunflowers in bloom
The prompt for Sunflowers (cascading haiku) at Tanka Splendor is to write a series of haiku with the last line of each haiku used as the first line of the following haiku,
thus cascading down the page.
Image source: ©Thelma Winter – Summer Sunshine
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Really nice
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Thanks. 🙂
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Seems we had a similar thought today, cascading down the page . . .
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Yes, I caught that.
Your poem, and then another cascading haiku, kicked my butt into gear.
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I enjoy how you capture both the sunny and shadow sides.
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Thank you, Janice.
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Lovely! (Cool idea – cascading haikus. 😊)
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Thank you. I was determined to stay with a sunflower theme, but I’ll have to try it with a more conventional (I hesitate to say more rigid) haiku , with a cutting word to shift the direction in each third line. Even so, this was fun.
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