as falling leaves dance
among the orange flowers
feel the gentle breeze
This haiku is my response to
Poetics: The Landscape Sleeps, Ekphrastic Prompt,
From Merril at dVerse ~ Poets Pub.
Image source: Wikimedia Commons
Katsukawa Shunshō: Child Dancing
with Chrysanthemum Branch
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
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Lovely, I like all the motion in this short poem, Ken.
I saw a notification that this haiku AND the previous one were linked to the post, but I don’t see the poem in Mister Linky.
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Thanks, Merril. I used the previous haiku as a template and posted it before I changed the title, thus the double link – and I forgot Mr. Linky! I’ll do that now.
Thanks for the prompt. 🙂
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You’re very welcome, Ken! 🙂
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The poem itself is a gentle breeze, and I thank you for it!
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And thank you!
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You’re welcome!
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Lovely haiku – we are on the same page with this one ❤
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😀 Thank you!
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Excellent haiku Ken, and it went wonderfully with the image.
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Thank you, Rob.
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Gentle breeze indeed! ❤
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The best kind!
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It looks exactly like falling leaves dancing, but I would not have seen it without your words. (K)
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Thank you, Kerfe. I can imagine your own interpretation of the image.
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Flowers instead of leaves…
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A great haiku, Ken.
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A lovely haiku, Ken.
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😀 Thank you.
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You’re welcome, Ken.
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