For some reason, when I saw Ronovan’s Haiku prompt for this week, my thought went to resilience. We may be making efforts and at first, it seems like nothing is happening, but with persistence, we will certainly see good results.

We may be making efforts and at first, it seems like nothing is happening, but with persistence, we will certainly see good results.

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Though silent still waters flow

with persistent effort

it tears down hardened rocks.

♦

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All Afire: Ronovan Writes Weekly Haiku Challenge

January 17, 2017 jacquelineobyikocha10 Comments

Ronovans’ Haiku prompt ‘Flame & Kiss’ is setting the tone for Valentine, wink, wink 😉

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He stole a quick kiss
setting her all afire
with lingering flames of desire

♥

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Coast Along – Ronovan Writes Weekly Haiku Challenge

January 10, 2017 jacquelineobyikocha14 Comments

I laughed out loud when I saw Ronovan’s prompt ‘car & coast’ for the weekly haiku. I had just written a post about road trips and my desire to travel, so it’s in sync 🙂

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Get into the car

to simply coast

with nowhere in mind.

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Skip, Hop, Life is a Joy – Ronovan Writes Weekly Haiku

January 3, 2017January 3, 2017 jacquelineobyikocha7 Comments

Her laughter, little skips, and spins

around the dancing tinkling water fountain,

a simple statement of Life’s joy.

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Ringing my bell…

December 20, 2016 jacquelineobyikocha6 Comments

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The children press my doorbell in mischief,

it’s ringing, jingling Christmas tune

has become their temporary source of delight

I smiled when I saw the prompt for Ronovan’s weekly haiku door & bell because it was easy to choose what to write about.

My Christmas doorbell that I put last week has been pressed twice more than usual, sometimes by my own children and sometimes, I hear the high excited voice of the neighbours little daughters as they press it and run down the passage.

Their squeals make me smile 🙂