Poetry

Summer — Divine

Haiku Challenge accepted

Thanks to

Debra Taitel

’s post this morning, I got to write a haiku (rules: three lines of 5–7–5 syllables) and enjoy creating a cute squirrel image.

Thanks Debra :)

Looking out of the window of my home office on a divine summer day.

It’s not wind that shakes.
A squirrel plucks an apple,
eats it upside-down.

Image by the author. Made with Canva.

Here are

Debra Taitel

’s haiku that inspired me today.

Spiritual Haiku

Henry was born in West Germany. They are a nonbinary writer, life coach, ecotherapist, Tarotist, and spiritual guide & healer. They teach tools, techniques, and action steps — and give you unconditional love & support — to help you crystallize & fulfill your soul’s purpose. Website: henryindiaholden.com

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