12 – 7 – Featured Haiku Writer

into the future –

a desert of broken jade

where our palace stood

 

© Isabel Caves 2018

 

Here is the fifth haiku from our Featured Haiku Writer – Isabel Caves. There is so much magic in the world around us. Isabel loves sharing this magic through her nature and wildlife photography. Discover more at Isabel Caves.

We started the week with a memory and end it with a glimpse of the future …

This haiku is part of our PORTAL theme!

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12 – 6 – Featured Haiku Writer

the wormhole closes …

now an ochre city of

opal-studded sand

 

© Isabel Caves 2018

 

Here is the fourth haiku from our Featured Haiku Writer – Isabel Caves. Isabel loves writing haiku, lots of haiku! She likes to play around with different styles of short poetry. Sometimes a little magic creeps in too … Discover more at Isabel Caves.

I liked the action of the portal closing and revealing the writer’s new destination.

This haiku is part of our PORTAL theme!

12 – 4 – Featured Haiku Writer

on the other side –

sparks of cerulean blue

crackle in the breeze

 

© Isabel Caves 2018

 

Here is the second haiku from our Featured Haiku Writer – Isabel Caves. Isabel is the author of Strange Beings and uses her blog at Isabel Caves as an outlet for her creativity which expresses itself in photographs, stories and poetry.

This haiku stood out because it tells of what is on the other side of the portal, I imagined the portal to be at the writer’s back.

This haiku is part of our PORTAL theme!

12 – 3 – Featured Haiku Writer

touch of plum blossom –

returned to a memory

of a soft pink spring

 

© Isabel Caves 2018

 

Here is the first haiku from our Featured Haiku Writer – Isabel Caves. Isabel is a poet and fiction writer who loves to share all the weird and wonderful things that tumble from her mind. Read more of her creativity at Isabel’s Blog.

This gentle, almost soft haiku stood out to me from the first read through. I like the way memory acts as a portal.

This haiku is part of our PORTAL theme!

Phoenix – feature haiku writer

Your ashes illume,

cradled beyond day and night – 

great is the unknown.

 

© Kerfe Roig 2018

 

Here is the final haiku from our featured haiku writer; Kerfe Roig. “I’m interested in the places between, the transitions, the stories we tell about how and where and why. I look for connections, mirrors, repetitions, gaps, contradictions, the interaction of opposites, the point where endings and beginnings meet.” Discover more at Kerfe Roig and methodtomadness.

 

This haiku is part of our Celestial Bodies theme!

Pegasus – featured haiku writer

Do your wings silver

the stars? Showers of lightning

follow thundered paths.

 

© Kerfe Roig 2018

 

Here is the fourth haiku from our featured haiku writer; Kerfe Roig. Kerfe’s work is a constant exploration – “The world we inhabit contains many layers, but also rotates continuously in rhythm with time and space. Our conscious awareness touches only a small point of this multidimensional web.” Discover more at Kerfe Roig.

 

This haiku is part of our Celestial Bodies theme!

Corvus – featured haiku writer

sacred and cursed, white

that glitters black, reflected

in the light of truth

 

© Kerfe Roig 2018

 

Here is the third haiku from our featured haiku writer; Kerfe Roig. Talking about her work, Kerfe says, “In manipulating images, forms, and words to reflect back, I search for cultural context, symbol and myth. A reply to questions, spoken and unasked.” Discover more at Kerfe Roig.

 

This haiku is part of our Celestial Bodies theme!