Tiny Harmonies: The Final Week

Today marks the finale for Suze's Tiny Harmonies project.  Go visit her at Subliminal Coffee to see others writing haiku about today's themes.

That's right: themes, plural. Suze gave us three to play with this time, to do with as we please.  Following are my humble offerings for each.

Quench:

Filling the pint glass

Half with lager, half with stout:

Perfect Black and Tan.

Photo via crossroads and currents 

The Real:

Not much snow on ground.

6 a.m. phone call verdict:

There's no school today.

Photo via Favim.com

Loam:

Road is slipp'ry goop,
Four-wheel drive's great in the mud.
Car's named Totoro.

Image via biTe

Tiny Harmonies: Adaptablity Haiku

Chickadee, nuthatch,

Downy woodpecker, barred owl -

Think they'll stick around.

Chickadee photo via Wikipedia

Nuthatch photo (not upside-down) via Wikipedia

Woodpecker photo by Dick Daniels

Owl photo via the daily bird
 

It's Week 2 for Suze's Tiny Harmonies series.  Go visit her at Subliminal Coffee to see others writing haiku on today's theme: adapability.

Tiny Harmonies: Origin Haiku

Tapped trees, blue tubing,

A sugar shack smokes sweetly.

Our choice is Grade B.

Image via Jack Schmidling Productions, Inc.

Today marks the first installment of Suze's Tiny Harmonies series.  Go check out her blog, Subliminal Coffee, to learn more and to visit others writing haiku on today's theme: origin.