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White Clouds

White clouds
changing shape, floating by 
an angel

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  • Girl With Guitar silver member
    June 16, 2007

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    Now this is such a soft and angelic haiku. Excellent display of technique here.

    Sorry you did not place in this contest,
    Bandaid.


  • Matt Holck
    June 1, 2007

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    whipped cream clouds / floating by lazily / dessert to the eye

    this is what's listed on the contest page


  • acqua
    May 24, 2007

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    Oh, I love the imagery of the clouds floating by and there is 'an angel', lovely! I wish you good luck in the contest and all the best!~


  • Tishu
    May 22, 2007

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    fluffy white clouds
    floating by lazily
    delight to the eye

    The words that detract here are fluffy (?) and lazily (how do you know the clouds are lazy?)
    Line 3 is an opinion telling the reader how to feel and does not work in haiku.

    Alan


  • azure85 gold member
    May 20, 2007
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    Welcome to Back to Basics!

    A nature haiku:

    fluffy white clouds
    floating by lazily
    delight to the eye

    I see Polly has left a helpful suggestion, it is a metaphor. Is there an image you can use for L3? thank you so much for your entry and good luck in the contest.

    Susie


  • Myao
    May 20, 2007

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    I like this haiku quite a bit. Only one beef though. Lazily is so often used, it almost detracts from the poem. Perhaps a different word?


  • Pollycheck
    May 19, 2007
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    Thank you for entering our workshop.

    whipped cream clouds
    floating by lazily
    dessert to the eye

    This haiku definitely gives the reader a sense image, but one of the accepted rules of writing a haiku is that you are not to use poetic devices like a metaphor. Do you think you can describe this scene without the use of a metaphor.


  • Harrisham Minhas
    May 19, 2007
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    This is a very sweet and pretty Haiku.

    Harrisham Minhas


  • Olivias Violin
    May 19, 2007
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    great

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