This hay(na)ku chain was written for Read Write Poem Prompt #38: Scratch-And-Sniff Poetry, Anyone?. Here is my take on the prompt. Enjoy.
-Nicole
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my
nose could
tell today’s story
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This hay(na)ku chain was written for Read Write Poem Prompt #38: Scratch-And-Sniff Poetry, Anyone?. Here is my take on the prompt. Enjoy.
-Nicole
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my
nose could
tell today’s story
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I wrote two for Three Word Wednesday - this forward and reverse chained hay(na)ku is the first one. This was inspired by a post on Brian’s blog, “I Detest Labels”. This week’s prompt was to use the words “sticky”, “avoid”, and “class”. Enjoy.
-Nicole
admissions
of weakness
become sticky labels
attaching to skin
covering it
completely
you
soon disappear
beneath the paper
and gummy glue
then some take
up sharpies
and
write
insults upon
your labeled self
all other see
are those
epithets
which
sink beneath
the labels into
your very flesh
you become them
you could
succumb
to
them and
your name transform
into a class
of dysfunction
defining
you
simply by
your admitted weakness
this is why
people might
avoid
sharing
the very
things that could
break them in
everyone else’s
eyes
Written 7/23/08
© 2008 Nicole Nicholson. All Rights Reserved.
This chain of regular and reverse hay(na)ku was written for Poefusion’s Monday Mural Prompt (the mural is above). Enjoy.
-Nicole
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one
night I
had a dream
I walked the
streets of
Memphis
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I wrote this hay(na)ku chain in stanzas of regular and reverse hay(na)ku for Brian’s Rockin’ Chair Prompt #2A (”tell us what’s really on your mind”). Enjoy.
-Nicole
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(for Joel)
he
is fifty
two years old
yet you treat
him like he’s
still
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This was written for the Read Write Poem prompt #34: “this little light of mine”. On the theme of “light” I played around with the hay(na)ku form, marrying regular and reverse hay(na)ku together in each stanza. “Light” is the result of my experiment. Enjoy.
-Nicole
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light
once shone
in my dreams
from the stars
moon and
sun
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