forever present
prowling amidst pale shadows
gloom hangs overhead
prowling amidst pale shadows
gloom hangs overhead
i reach out beyond
straining to grasp light above
glimmers of hope float
©Karen
The Sunday Challenge @ imaginary garden with real toads
featuring my friend (and fellow MS'er), Laura Hegfield.
straining to grasp light above
glimmers of hope float
©Karen
Haiku Sequence, a number of haiku grouped together continuing one thought, for combined impact. Though a continuation of thought, each haiku should be able to stand alone.
Written for -The Sunday Challenge @ imaginary garden with real toads
featuring my friend (and fellow MS'er), Laura Hegfield.
Lovely set of haiku:)
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful interpretation of the photo.
ReplyDeleteThere is always hope. I love this set of haiku.
ReplyDeleteVery meaningful write...I like this haiku set ~
ReplyDeleteI like those glimmers. As I say in my blog, "I look for the glimmer I can catch in the instant of its existence."
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteThat is a wonderful idea for haiku, love the impact and lightness of hope floating in the latter of the set. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou capture a floating series of shades of mood here--delicate and dark, but not without those glimmers.
ReplyDeleteLovely and with glimmers of hope!
ReplyDeleteAnna :o]
You gave a voice to this photos shadows...nice work!
ReplyDeleteoh dear Karen...may the light ever shine for you, but from within, not far away in the distance. Thank you for this beautiful poetic response to this photo. I'm so grateful to be sharing the "journey" with you.
ReplyDeleteLovely haikus -- so well-crafted that the form does not overtake the meaning. I think this is what makes a good haiku.
ReplyDeletewell composed haiku ~ like the 'glimmers of hope float' ~ thanks, namaste, ^_^
ReplyDeleteFear and uncertainty are good ingredients to foster hope. You captured them brilliantly, Karen!
ReplyDeleteHank
I enjoyed your haiku set very much.I love the last line "glimmers of hope float"
ReplyDeleteGlimmers of hope float - what a wonderful thought, after all that darkness!!
ReplyDeleteAs long as there's a glimmer, there's hope!
ReplyDeleteTell Me, Sister Crow
Very nice haiku sequence - the images and feelings building on each other.
ReplyDeleteRichard