I got the idea for this haiku from the awesome and always inspiring Rising Hawk. Each word has to begin with the next letter of the alphabet.
Anchored beginnings,
changes dawn effortlessly.
Fixing guarded hearts.
I got the idea for this haiku from the awesome and always inspiring Rising Hawk. Each word has to begin with the next letter of the alphabet.
Anchored beginnings,
changes dawn effortlessly.
Fixing guarded hearts.
Some call it red 
Very clever and very well done.
Oh wow, an acrostic haiku! I’ve never seen anyone combine the two styles together before but I really like it!
In a juniper
Kindled lights multiplying
North of Palestine
Sorry this was the best I could think of. I don’t mean to be stealing your idea that’s why I put it in the comment. I don’t know if it has to be topic related; it isn’t. I hope it works as well as I have never done a haiku before 🙂
I love it! You should write more haiku. and it’s not even my idea- I stole it from Rising Hawk 😉
I love it too. I, like taehreh, believe you should write more Haiku. Stubbs 🙂
Brilliant!
Nicely done!
Very cool, gotta try it!
do it, it’s fun!
I will 🙂
Wow, I’m flattered! Thank you for the kind words. And the Haiku is superb – better than my stuff, but I’ll keep at it 😉 I do like the challenge, and it’s funny to see where a random word can take you! Peace . . .
“Anchored beginnings,
changes dawn effortlessly.
Fixing guarded hearts.”…
In justifying knowledge let me not obstinately postpone quintessential reality 😉
lovely and clever 🙂
Love this. Might have to try it for myself 🙂
it’s a whole new challenge to haiku!
I’d imagine it is. I love haikus; don’t do them as much as I should, but then I’ve been a bit neglectful of my writing lately. How do you go about these haikus?
I think a good way is to pick a word that resonates with you and then build from that. Or just starting with A is fun.
Thanks 🙂
That was beautiful.
Talking to poets
With seventeen syllables
How much can be said?
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In case you don’t notice (I probably wouldn’t have) each word begins with the next letter of the alphabet! Cool, huh?