
lines, zags, speckles, dots, holes
heart, tower, treasure, or picture
rocks can be anything
anything by Angie Quantrell
rocks from her enormous rock collection
by Angie 3 Comments

lines, zags, speckles, dots, holes
heart, tower, treasure, or picture
rocks can be anything
anything by Angie Quantrell
rocks from her enormous rock collection
by Angie 4 Comments

splayed digits pose
winter encases
icy fingers
icy fingers by Angie Quantrell

abundant marbles
cluster for birdy harvest
feathered bumper crop
bumper crop by Angie Quantrell
photo by Angie Quantrell
Fall in the Yakima Valley
by Angie 2 Comments

for your sacrifice we pause, remember, and give thanks
monoku for veterans
by Angie Quantrell
Thank you, all veterans.
What is a monoku? Read more from Danna Smith here.
Photo: Our veteran son and his family.
by Angie 2 Comments

lounging alone on
glistening bed, to showcase
my excellent form
lounging alone by Angie Quantrell

autumn darkness falls
sprinkles icy trim around
petals wearing frost
wearing frost by Angie Quantrell
Yakima Valley
by Angie 2 Comments

summer’s seed complete
good food? carved face? fall decor?
possibilities
possibilities by Angie Quantrell
Yakima Valley, from the garden
by Angie 2 Comments

orange beckons me
summer patience rewarded
autumn sun peeking
autumn sun by Angie Quantrell
Yakima Valley
by Angie 8 Comments

hide and seek pumpkin
twisting, vining, reaching out
autumn tree decor
autumn tree by Angie Quantrell

by Angie 4 Comments

Thank you, Danna Smith, for sharing all about haiku last week in a very special blog post. You can read it here. Danna has offered a giveaway of 2 (TWO!) of her Poetry Pop Journals! Wow!

But first. I had to play. I used the template Danna shared and penned a haiku comic. Sadly, you have to use your imagination to understand the drawings, and it was much harder to print small words than it looks! This is Monet, our cat. She loves the garden and watching moving things. I assure you, she is much prettier in real life.
In case you can’t read the print, here is my haiku comic:
Monet writes a haiku.
hot summer bees buzz
zig-zag garden rocket ships
orbiting flowers
Now that was fun! We would LOVE to read your haiku! Post one in the comments or tag us with #haikumoment so we can find you!
Drum roll, please.
The winner (with assistant Monet) of the Poetry Pop journals is:

It got a little dicey after this, because then Monet wanted to play a paper game.

Alyson, come on down! You are the winner of 2 Poetry Pop journals!
Thanks, everyone, for reading and participating in the fun. And thank you, Danna, for the word play fun and inspiration!
Now, let’s all go HAIKU!

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