Now that the weather has chilled the desert, I will have to imagine the heat swirls.
I doodled this using ArtRage on my Kindle Fire for Day #29 of the #NaBloPoMo challenge to create each day throughout November.
Her hope sprouts each day
Blooms and branches spread out far
Damned roots stuck in clay
I wrote this haiku before Thanksgiving, and today I created the image using ArtRage.
This is my post for Day 26 for #NaBloPoMo November 2016.
She stood up to wear
Pants to dress down a clown
A ticklish talent
I wrote this haiku before Thanksgiving and then created the image using ArtRage.
This is my post for Day #26 in #NaBloPoMo November 2016.
My head aches from my clenched jaw. My soul heavy from my deeply settled ire. My legs blue from my missed steps.
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Feeling a bit out of sorts today. I overslept, then I failed to take my daily walk. Oh well.
This is my post for the Day 13 of #NaBloPoMo.
The sun sets seasoned
from curled husks detached alight
Gusts grieving morrow
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Sunday, October 4, 2015. I wrote this haiku and created the image “Tree Fall” while listening to cellist Gautier Capucon play Antonín Dvořák – Cello Concerto in B minor, Op. 104, B. 191 (via YouTube at https://youtu.be/FVKb3DwPFA8). This movement reminds me of when the season starts to change from summer to fall (but summer doesn’t want to leave).
Revolving around
She blushes, bereaved tonight
Briefly beguiled©2015 Stephanie Abbott. All rights reserved.
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Sunday, September 27, 2015 (Total Lunar Eclipse). I wrote this haiku and created the image using ArtRage 4 while envisioning tonight’s sky and listening to Bonnie Tyler sing the song “Total Eclipse of the Heart” written by Jim Steinman.
Look up. Breathe. Release.
Put down the device and go
Outside. Breathe. Simple.
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Wednesday, November 26, 2014. Inspired by the long weekend, I created what the sky might look like with eyes strained from squinting for too long at a mobile device. I then wrote the haiku. It’s late, and I am really tired. Goodnight and peace be with you. (I doodled using Sketchbook Mobile on my Kindle Fire HD.)