Haikus – Breath and Dawn

Two little snippets this morning…

Breath

Heavy-laden line.

Damp sheets droop under fall skies.

Haikus – Snuffle and Yawn

Dug out a couple of haikus this morning…

Snuffle

Crooked, root-beamed vault

Between oak knees bald and bowed.

Morning all,

a couple of haikus for consumption this morning…

Crease

Rain bobs battered leaves

Waxen creases burst their banks

Roots greedily drink.

Rust

Frost-dampened sawdust

coats paint tins and pots. Ivy

tendrils ‘round rusted lock creep.

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An ethereal little haiku today on the theme of ‘billow’…

Translucent billow

Current-borne, through seaweed drawn

Tentacles trail long.

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A little haiku this morning on the theme of ‘Grey’…

Grey smooth-shattered shale

Huddled high in wave-lashed caves

Sea foam flecks strike dark.

Here is my attempt at today’s one-word prompt of ‘large’, run courtesy of Swimmers. Thought I’d haiku this one as I’ve already posted today…

Low-slung winter sun

Rinsed large through scudding rain-cloud

Ceding hungry night.

The grass has been needing mown for a while now. Over the weekend it was (thankfully) raining, so I decided to haiku my way out of a chore…

Untamed grass sprouts long.

Borders burst under brute green.

Roots clasp strangled stones.