~ 1 ~
on life's bumpy road
searching for those elusive
haiku moments
~ 2 ~
look inside
it's in there somewhere
north of your spleen
~ 3 ~
what the light bulb does
so bright above your head
it's working
~ 4 ~
web of silken threads
orb weaver's masterpiece
driven by hunger
~~::~~
JzB Before I forget - your name at CD is linked to a strange website, not to here ??? Check it out! I especially liked your spider haiku tonight! Hunger as the great motivator to creativity! :) (I'm missing moose and goose!)
ReplyDeleteOoops - that's where I found the lightbulb pic.
DeleteI'm not sure what inspires moose and goose. That might be hunger, too. They'll be back some day soon.
Thanx,
JzB
There's a name for the spleen-and-liver-and-lung-and-intestine readers: haruspices (sing.: haruspex). Might you be one of their ilk? :)
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oh heavens no
Deletein fact i think they're haruble
i have done quite a bit of spleen venting this weekend
though
Cheers!
JzB
The first and fourth are wonderful, JzB!
ReplyDeletemoose and goose wander
looking for inspiration ~
what does it look like?
You always write cute haiku as responses. Thought I'd give it a try. Hope you had a good weekend!
aha - good
DeleteI'm raising a ruckus in an organization I belong to, and it's emotionally wrenching. Not the greatest week end. Oh well.
Thnx,
JzB
Those bumps disturb some great haiku JzB.
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Awesome series JzB ... I have already linked your post for today to the right site. It's an every day joy to see how moose and goose and spider are doing.
ReplyDelete...north of the spleen ~ Gotta love your sense of humor ~ Wonderful haiku! happy week to you and thanks for your comments . ^_^
ReplyDeleteLove your spider haiku today... great one.
ReplyDeleteHunger can be a great source of inspiration, wee Orb Weaver!
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Love that second one!
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