Friday, 30 September 2011

Haiku: Echo-ruminations



The hills never bow down
Else, Pilgrim, how could
They echo a haiku?




For Haiku-Heights, Haiku Heights Challenge






Echo Bonus:


When I took up this challenge by a wonderful haiku community, I had not written a haiku. 

Well, that might not be accurate. 

I could have written it without having known that it was a haiku. As the Challenge ends today, I feel glad to have taken up the challenge. My haiku are still nascent but with time I will perfect them. 

I feel good when I parade my failures. That way, I will have some evidence of where I came from. 

For those who had found time to read the pieces, "asante sana".


Sincerely,


7 comments:

Sherry Blue Sky said...

I LOVE your haiku. And I love it when you address your readers as Pilgrim. Which we all are. Love that the hills dont bow down. Fantastic writing, as always, kiddo.

echoesofthehills said...

Thanks Koko. There is a ring to the word 'pilgrim' that fascinates me too. :)

Andy Sewina said...

Nicely, I can hear the echo in the hills!

Magical Mystical Teacher said...

I'm glad you took up the challenge. Now you know for sure what you can do! :-)



This poet’s choice here and here

echoesofthehills said...

Thank you Magical Mystical Teacher. Yes. I know what I am capable of doing and it has been a nice journey of discovery.

echoesofthehills said...

Must be loud enough then, Andy Sewina. There are so many caves here. Glad you set foot in the hills.

Judithwesterfield said...

I'd say YOU can't say you've never written a haiku NOW.

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