Her laughter, little skips, and spins
around the dancing tinkling water fountain,
a simple statement of Life’s joy.
© Jacqueline Oby-Ikocha
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© Jacqueline Oby-Ikocha
Are you looking for something fresh to do? You could join Ronovan’s weekly haiku challenge.

© Jacqueline Oby-Ikocha
Ronovan writes weekly haiku challenge – Gold & Sing


Life in the jungle is brutal
The Cheetah pursued with power and grace
The gazelle raced for her life

The race is not to the fleet,
neither power, a free gift
but wisdom from above trumps them all.
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© Jacqueline Oby-Ikocha
Ronovan writes weekly haiku challenge prompt ‘Power & Race.’ You can join us.
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Join us at Ronovan’s weekly haiku challenge. For this week’s prompt, he gave us Creep & Race and I couldn’t resist taking a bite 😉
The big old grandfathers’ clock struck midnight
The witching hour crept by
hearts raced under the blanket in terror.
A distant howl tore into the silent night
the creepy crawlies salivated greedily
racing to plant their fangs’ in frenzy.
© Jacqueline Oby-Ikocha
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When I saw Ronovans’ prompt for this week’s haiku, ‘heart and petals,’ my romantic thoughts drifted to love. I am a die-hard romantic realist – whatever that means. Ha, ha 😉


An exciting pair of words ‘Hunter & Moon,’ from Ronovan for our weekly haiku. Do you take part in any haiku challenge? Give it a thought.

The wild hunter’s blood thrummed;
he sensed her presence from miles away,
it’s a full moon tonight.

© Jacqueline Oby-Ikocha
Ronovan gives us a pair of haiku prompts ‘ Home & Leaves,’ that fall into the seasons’ theme. Here’s my take on it.
Nothing satisfies me like a beautiful evening,
seated at home sipping tea;
watching the leaves wave in the wind.
Now the leaves all come falling down,
tapestry in rustic brown mounds;
nature decorating the yards of many homes.
Homeowners may sometimes feel tired and grumpy,
having to gather endless heaps
of leaves, that continue to fall down.
♠
© Jacqueline Oby-Ikocha
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We receive a lovely pair of words “Magic & Stars” for this weeks’ Haiku. Here’s my take on it.


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