A blogger I follow is Christine Goodnough. I recommend that you take a look at her beautiful blog “Christine’s Collection” https://christinegoodnough.com that often includes poetry. Christine was quick to respond to the Haiku Challenge https://crookedcreek.live/2019/11/14/haiku/ with a meaningful poem.
Christine’s Haiku
lighthouse
a steady glow in the darkness
your friendship
Christine went further and offered some advice and information that I want to share with you. Christine said:
The 5-7-5 rule is flexible. Some great haiku vary from this. There should be some sort of clear division of thought in the verse, and the last line is not to be just an explanation of the other two. For example, not:
I eat strawberry jam
on my toast every morning
I like strawberry jam
Christine has shared six more of her Haiku which are from her blog. They are listed below. Thank you Christine for sharing your expertise. It is always good to be learning something new!
More of Christine’s Haiku
beach party over
empty bottles settle
into the sand
beer cans
in the cave signs of
intelligent life
two females
two bird feeders — no question
of sharing
hummingbird
shares his syrup with a fly
noblesse oblige
wild prairie crocus
deep in its furry coat
a sunbeam
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