Those little things we love to jump in
Today’s haiku challenge from Carpe Diem is ‘puddles’.
Puddles are friendly little things; didn’t you love to jump in them when you were a bit younger than you are now? I did, and I also loved their mirrorness when they reflected the surroundings, particularly me as I leaned over them to look (I was a vain child and always enjoyed my reflection).
But puddles are junior members of a big family and may be practising to grow up like their big brothers – floods. After all the rain we’ve had, floods are on a lot of minds in southern England, so I find puddles a very apt prompt.
Carpe Diem gives, as usual, some wonderful examples of haiku to inspire us. Here is my result:
Falling rain all day,
uneven pathway – puddles
reflecting moonlight.
e a m harris 
This is lovely!
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Thank you so much for your comment. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
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Brief sea; liquid glass
Aphids captain tiny boats;
dodging silver drops.
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Lovely. Thank you.
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A fun post to read. Puddles grow to floods is a creative metaphor.
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Thank you for your comment. Apologies for taking so long to reply – I missed it on the list.
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Reblogged this on The ObamaCrat™.
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Hi Jueseppi, thank you so much for the reblog.
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Hello Ms. Harris, good to see you, and it’s my pleasure to reblog.
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