People enter keenly
The auditorium fills
Let the show begin
Auditorium of the Bridge Theatre, London
Theatrical haiku
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A heron by the water
You can never tell
What you might chance to see
When walking in the park
A heron in London’s Regents Park
Haiku on the grill
Enjoyable and healthy,
Highly satisfactory:
Grill’d veg, of course
Eight legs and a haiku
Eight spindly legs
But oft it inspires fear and angst:
The helpful spider
Now, here is a saying from Madagascar:
“Words are like the spider’s web: a shelter for the clever ones and a trap for the not-so-clever.”
Source: https://bijlmakers.com/spiders/spider-proverbs-and-quotes/
Market stall
Choosing my veg
In a bustling street market
Is most satisfying
Portobello Road, London
An offer you cannot refuse!
Ten billion Pounds
I have for you:
Send me your bank account details
Detail of an artwork by Jasmine Thomas-Girvan
Asleep in a cup
It would be strange,
Very bizarre indeed,
To sleep in a fine tea cup
Picture of an artwork by Jasmine Thomas-Girvan
September sunlight
Leaves illuminat-ed
By late summer sunlight:
Autumn is nearing
Photo taken in Kensington Gardens, London, UK
Blogging daily
A blog every day
Keeps my brain at work
And the reader happy
A definition of a blog (merriam-webster.com):
“a website that contains online personal reflections, comments, and often hyperlinks, videos, and photographs provided by the writer”
Haiku about haiku
Some of my haikus
have, so I have been told,
wrong numbers of syllables
yamey 