Avian Buffet
fresh bounty
for tufted titmouse
squirrels watch
chickadee
pecks sunflower seed
on white branch
cardinal
in a flash of red
on the wing
hungry birds
where no snow gathers
in snowfall
This haiku sequence using a 3-5-3 form is my response to Quadrille #164: Winging It, the prompt from De Jackson (whimsigizmo) at dVerse ~ Poets Pub, which is to use a form of the word wing in a 44-word poem (excluding title), with no required meter or rhyme.
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What a wonderful sequence… soon it is time to set out the bird feeder.
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Thank you. We had our first snowfall, last night. It will melt and be gone by Wednesday.
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Lovely – this is my favourite:
cardinal
in a flash of red
on the wing’
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Thank you.
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I especially like the cardinal haiku. Great photos! (K)
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Thank you, Kerfe. It all grew out of the cardinal haiku.
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How lovely! I adore birds. This is a beautiful little flock of poems.
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Thank you!
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Lovely bird observations, Ken. I think the cardinal haiku was my favorite, too.
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Thank you, Merril. That was the first one I wrote.
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You’re welcome, Ken. 🙂
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All beautiful, Ken!
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Thank you, Susi.
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You’re welcome, Ken!
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