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Found Haikus: Discombobulation

No one well
Along this rook but I,
This tide End.

the rook,
The moon is fireworks of Heaven

Today’s challenge is to write a poem about the stars. Thanks to NaPoWriMo, I discovered a few new diversions..I mean resources 🙂 Today I used one called Haiku Discombobulator to complete the challenge.

The new creations wouldn’t be possible without the original authors and their beautiful poems:

End of summer…
Dumping the moon
Back in the well

by Julie Warther

Night-tide
The rook takes back
Its moon

by Alan Summers

Heaven lights up
Air is filled with sulfur odor
Beautiful fireworks

by Anne Lise Andresen

6 thoughts on “Found Haikus: Discombobulation”

  1. Susan Kane April 2, 2015 — 5:52 pm

    Now I know a new astronomy word to throw at my husband

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  2. Pamela Morse April 2, 2015 — 2:53 pm

    I had to look up rook. Do they live where you live?

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      Vagrant Rhodia April 2, 2015 — 2:56 pm

      I’ve actually never seen one before lol.

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      1. Pamela Morse April 2, 2015 — 3:25 pm

        Did you look it up???

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        Vagrant Rhodia April 2, 2015 — 3:39 pm

        I know a rook is a bird. My haiku today was created from found poetry

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      3. Pamela Morse April 2, 2015 — 4:03 pm

        This was my issue…did not know what it was at all..but it does rhyme with lots of words

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