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"But let all who take refuge in You be glad. Let them ever sing for joy. Spread Your protection over them, that those who love Your Name may rejoice in You." (Psalm 51:11)
Thursday
Carol On: A Haiku A-Peal for Christmas Real
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Friday
Hurry Up, Healing

c2011 by Linda Ann Nickerson
Tuesday
Zillion Zigzags
Thanksgiving Alert

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Wednesday
Holiday Haiku Trio

Do you write haikus?
A haiku contains 17 syllables in three lines (5-7-5). Technically, a lighthearted haiku is usually more correctly called a senryu. Of course, that may be mincing words or splitting hairs.
Holiday haiku poems are simple and fun. Why not write your own today?
Please leave a comment, so we can all enjoy your holiday haiku!
The Game of Peace
Posted for a variety of prompts:
Meme Express (“Olympics”)
Poetry Train
The Game of Peace
(Haikus at Play)
The world’s finest congregate.
For the Olympics.
Beginning the games,
Shelving hostilities here,
For two world-watched weeks.
Can it continue?
Could good sportsmanship carry
Past the final race?
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Sunday
Flower Master - Haikus in Bloom
Haikus in Bloom
The Master fondly pruning,
Tends His budding shoots.
Vibrant beauty springs to life.
Step back, and admire.
Admiring His handiwork,
As do all of us.
(Written upon request of One Single Impressions’ “flowering” prompt.)
Friday
Friendly Fire - A Haiku Revue

(Written upon request of Mad Kane’s prompt on “temper” and Read-Write-Poem’s “study in contrasts” prompt.)
Temper tossed away,
Clipping pins from live grenades,
Lobbing verbal bombs.
Hair-trigger anger,
Set off by a sudden noise,
Post-traumatic stress.
Who did this to you?
And who painted the target
On peacemaker’s back?
Call off the bombers.
The secret snipers are gone.
No reason to shoot.
Words of Life - A Trifold Haiku of Life Told True

(Written upon request of Mad Kane’s prompt on “poems on poetry” or “poems on writing.”)
Words of Life –
A Trifold Haiku of Life Told True
What is poetry?
Images, metaphors, words
Or a work of art?
Hearts poured on parchment,
Lives shared, through spirits expressed.
Never-ending truth.
What is poetry?
Untaught, but experienced.
Poetry is life.
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