Random Haiku Series

11.27.09

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Untiring
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Sun blazed fury woes,
melted ice cream on pavements.
Street sweeper en route.

Quenched thirst
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Vibration of drums,
reverberating echoes.
Ground, stained with the sky.

Creations
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Doodling on red dirt,
letters and pictures emerged.
Abstract art on mud.

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Zorlone, an anagram of my name. A title fitting to this blog of mine. Words are created every time such as blogs created online. This site will showcase thoughts translated into words. Dream. Create. Inspire. Follow me in Twitter @Zorlone or visit me too at 140 Flash Fiction.

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9 Comments

  • At 2009.11.27 09:41, Tweets that mention Random Haiku Series | Zorlone - Filipino Poet and Writer -- Topsy.com said:

    [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Lorenzo Bernardino, Christian Bon Cumpio. Christian Bon Cumpio said: RT @Zorlone: Random Haiku Series http://ow.ly/G1Wd (via @zorlone) [...]

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    • At 2009.11.27 12:25, Jhong Medina said:

      Doc Z, question…. how do you create haiku? Is there numbers of words required?

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      • At 2009.11.27 13:32, madz said:

        I believe Jhong, there is a required number. But definitely, it should be a 3 line poem :P

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        • At 2009.11.29 08:42, reyjr said:

          It’s 5-7-5 syllables, Jhong, in 3 lines. :D

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          • At 2009.12.03 15:59, Zorlone said:

            Syllables and lines Jhong

            5
            7
            5

            Then write them down. Usually, it’s about nature. But you can always write more than the textbook haiku…

            Z

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          • At 2009.11.27 23:55, Heather Kephart said:

            Beautiful! My favorite is “Quenched thirst” and I do love the accompanying photo. I’m going to have to try this myself someday just for the fun of it. :)

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            • At 2009.12.03 16:36, Zorlone said:

              Heather,

              It is fun to write a haiku. You’ll never know what it would turn out to be until the final line. That’s my experience anyway.

              Z

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            • At 2009.11.29 08:43, reyjr said:

              I like creations most. :D Reminds me of when I was younger and had a overactive imagination. lol.

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              • At 2009.12.03 16:37, Zorlone said:

                I wonder what kinds of art you drew in your overactive days Rey. he he he. But I am sure they were extraordinary.

                Z

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