Looking for flowers

Poetry 1 Minute 
Looking for flowers
Stepping up to, around
Conflict to find peace
Snapdragons (Antirrhinum majus)

I snapped this photo of flowers along my path today. Tonight, I wrote this haiku in response to this prompt: “What kinds of situations do I avoid?” It is the fifth in what I hope to be a series of 30 posts in honor of NaBloPoMo.

Special thanks to Eliza David Lady Writer, for sharing her writing prompts for NaBloPoMo. See her list of 30 prompts at http://elizadavid.com/nablopomo2020/.

Published by Steph Abbott

Steph Abbott Says features visual communications and dramatic observations on life, love, and liberty. I post my perceptions along with creative images, audio, video. Unless otherwise noted, all the text and creative work belong to me. My imagination is translated as graphic arts onto my iPad or laptop using any one of the following software: ArtRage, Sketchbook Pro, TypeDrawing, OmniSketch, Illustrator, Photoshop, Sumo Paint. At times I art journal using paper, pens, pencils, or art crayons. Steph Abbott Says is my personal space to express my own thoughts and opinions. The opinions expressed here are mine and do not represent those of my employer. © 2011-2020 Steph Abbott Says/Stephanie Abbott - All Rights Reserved.

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2 thoughts on “Looking for flowers”

  1. This is great, Steph! I’m a big haiku fan myself and I love how beautifully you’ve connected the topic to one of my coping mechanisms—going out for a walk and being in nature. Perfectly relevant to 2020. Cheers!

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