Redux
breathless whispers
heard by none
uttered by all
watch us dance
dream weaver
Originally posted 5/8/2019 on I Write Her.
Redux
breathless whispers
heard by none
uttered by all
watch us dance
dream weaver
Originally posted 5/8/2019 on I Write Her.


Inspired by What do you see #335
music, writing, crafts
the arts give us sanity
life, a to-do list
i’m rattled in this current space
my body spilling over with red rage
the crash proved fatal
you lurked in the shadows
another slip-up
another flicker of dishonesty
i was ravenous for connection
but found only deceit
this time, i feel no shame
we were already fragile like glass
your apologies and regurgitated guilt
ring hollow
Here is this week’s image to get your creative juices flowing! This image of a narrow canyon with a stream flowing through rocks features a variety of colors, including orange, tan, grey, brown, and black.
Please create one senryu and one haiku to accompany this image prompt. Remember that traditional American haikus and senryus are three lines presented in a 5-7-5 syllabic pattern. The haiku describes nature or a season, and the senryu focuses on human nature and emotions.
Then, provide a link in the comments below or ping back to this post on your blog.
Here is a wrap-up of last week’s prompt. I appreciate each of you for sharing your thoughts!
Misky – 2803: Journal of SenHai
Carolyn – SenHai Saturday #45
Nancy – Senhai Saturday #45
Eugenia – #Senhai Saturday – 3/28/26
Diana – Camouflage Wins
Sara – huddled zebra
musingsbydoddzilla – Still standing
Ange – SenHai
Punam
as zebras nuzzle
eyes boggle, stripes befuddle
photo-op moment
fear thickens air
group huddle is a safeguard
enemy lurks near
Goutam – #Senhai 45
Sadje – Stronger together
Violet – Patterns
Carol Anne – Sen-hai Saturday #45
Nancy – Savanna
Indira – SenHai Saturday #45
face reality
best is yet to come your way
it’ll be wonderful


Inspired by What do you see #334
eyes have always
searched new horizons
blood, sweat, and tears shed
hard labor and determination
won us exciting discoveries
now at our fingertips
answers and explorations
are child’s play
It rumbles in my head as I walk guiltily like the filthy creature I feel I am, nothing but a lowly criminal. I feel lower than the dirt I walk on after the visit with the shrink. My mind is a dark place right now; shockingly, she dares to enter the space where I know my aberrant thinking gets me in trouble. What lives, no, exists in this space is a deep black hole on occasion. I welcome lighter thoughts, but my innards drag me down at the moment. Sometimes it really hurts to roam the world as a writer.
Here is this week’s image to get your creative juices flowing! It shows a herd of zebras standing together in a grassy, but also rocky, field. In the distance, you can see a fuzzy dark brown animal.
Please create one senryu and one haiku to accompany this image prompt. Remember that traditional American haikus and senryus are three lines presented in a 5-7-5 syllabic pattern. The haiku describes nature or a season, and the senryu focuses on human nature and emotions.
Then, provide a link in the comments below or ping back to this post on your blog.
Here is a wrap-up of last week’s prompt. I appreciate each of you for sharing your thoughts!
Petru – for Senhai Saturday
Misky – 2103: Journal of SenHai
Ange – SenHai
Punam
A monster rises
yawing as the blizzard blows
my only way home
rising from the fog
drunken ramshackle bridge sways
trying to stand tall
Eugenia – #SenHai Saturday – 3/21/26
Carolyn – SenHai Saturday #44
Diana – Fragile Curtains
Nancy – SenHai Saturday #44 and a Bit More
Indira – SenHai Saturday #44
Carol Anne – Sen-hai Saturday #44
Goutam – Senhai #44
Violet – Ghosts
Sadje – Fog swallowed the past
youth contemplating
a battle of right and wrong
they want to choose peace
mother’s precious love
hope for a kinder future
sweet bundle of joy