Fragile Sword, mail, helm and shield — heaven’s warrior: revealed. Weaknesses: concealed. This post was prompted by the Genre Haiku Challenge on Rob’s Surf Report.
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Genre Haiku Challenge 2013.12: Epic Fantasy
For the first full month, I call epic fantasy. No takebacks.
Haiku: Love II
Love II Loving each other is the only way we’ll last throughout the ages.
Haiku: Love I
Love I Learning to love Earth is the only way she’ll last until we can leave. This post was prompted by the Genre Haiku Challenge on Rob’s Surf Report.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Let There Be Light! II: Under the Bridge
Under the Bridge
I took this photo the morning of my recent golden hour sunrise shoot, where I captured the natural sunburst and corona effects with the iPhone’s camera. Prior to this I thought those were normally edited in!
This post was prompted by this week’s Daily Post Photo Challenge.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Let There Be Light! I: A Private Viewing
A Private Viewing I took this picture this morning of a hibiscus in the guest room at the in-laws’ house. The light for this tree’s solitary bloom comes from beyond the blinds, and so can we blame it for wanting to enjoy the view? This … Continue reading Weekly Photo Challenge: Let There Be Light! I: A Private Viewing
This post is “maid for Surfer Rob”
Do you have a taste for the finer things in life?
Haiku: Absolute
Absolute All things are lovely, regardless the beholder or their perception. This post was prompted by the Daily Post Weekly Writing Challenge. Related articles Haiku 88 – Why a Haiku? (NaBloPoMo#25) | Haiku! (Gesundheit) Weekly Writing Challenge: Haiku (1) | A mom’s blog Haiku | … Continue reading Haiku: Absolute
I’m afraid I forgot the title of this one . . .
It’s nearly eight in the morning, and it’s still dark outside . . . at least, it is here, where I’m at. I’m still at home, I’m sitting in my basement office, typing away on my laptop – something cool, I hope. On day one … Continue reading I’m afraid I forgot the title of this one . . .
Haiku: Voices
Voices If I didn’t talk, I’d never have much to say — this is why we write. This post was prompted by the Daily Post Weekly Writing Challenge. Related articles Haiku 88 – Why a Haiku? (NaBloPoMo#25) | Haiku! (Gesundheit) Weekly Writing Challenge: Haiku (1) … Continue reading Haiku: Voices
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