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Writing 201 – Water, Haiku & Simile

I decided to move out of my comfort zone and try the Writing 201 – Poetry class.  This will be a true learning experience for me.  –At least there’s a chance for lots of improvement.

Today’s Assignment

  • Word prompt is “water”
  • Form is “Haiku”
  • Device is “simile”

The form and device seem simple; but is anything ever really as simple as it seems?

Haiku

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1

rainy day today
thunder sounds like sonic booms
rain drops drip drip drip

2

rainy stormy day
lightning flashes like fireworks
thunder booms loudly

I used the photo as an inspiration.  It helped me think about rainy days.

I ended up writing two Haikus because I just don’t know what I’m doing yet.  Which one do you like?

Thanks for stopping by my little blog and sharing this “out of my comfort zone” journey with me.

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9 thoughts on “Writing 201 – Water, Haiku & Simile

    • Hi Ben! Should Haiku have punctuation and capital letters? I wrote mine without; but I really feel it might need it. Just wondering what the usual is for it. I might go back and edit mine. 🙂 Thanks for your help. Linda

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  1. Great first try at poetry! I like the first one better. The thing to remember with all poetry is punctuation! Commas, semicolons, explanation points- they all have their place in poetic stanzas. Even in haikus 😉

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    • Thanks! I wondered about punctuation and Haikus. I actually planned to look up more info on the haiku form tonight when I had more time. 🙂

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