Pelicans

Floating, relaxing savoring sunshine and warmth loving the water   © Susan Zutautas 2020  

Fog Haiku

This haiku was inspired by a photo taken by my good friend Bill Holland. Fog is misconstrued Some call fog smog and it’s not Only Similar   Smog is pollution Fog, natures droplets in air A big difference   Smog can be eerie Mysteriously unknown What is out of view   © Susan Zutautas 2019

The Eagle Haiku

Watching for his meal He sits high upon his perch Ready to take flight   This majestic bird Has a wingspan of eight feet Powerfully fast   Lives up to twenty A natural carnivore Can easily swim   © Susan Zutautas 2019     This haiku was written for Crimson’s Creative Challenge #56.

Snowflake Haiku

The life of a snowflake was written for December 2019 Writing Prompts.   Gently falling down Melting as they hit the ground A snowflake no more   Whipping all around Gathering on the ground Cold Blanket surrounds   Playing in the snow Catch a snowflake on your tongue Tingling as it goes   © Susan

Oasis Haiku

Written for Word of the Day: Oasis   Parched  from the dessert Wandering, … sun beating down Oasis, best water   © Susan Zutautas 2019          

Anticipation Haiku Style

  Waiting for that day In anticipation of Starting a new life   © Susan Zutautas 2019   Written for Kia’s Friday Haiku Challenge.        

Broken Wing- Haiku

This was written in response to Ronovan Writes Weekly Haiku challenge #279. Prompt words are Nurture & Nature.   I nurtured the bird Until it could fly again Then back to nature   © Susan Zutautas 2019

Halloween Night

This was written for: Heeding Haiku With Chèvrefeuille. Prompt for November 6, 2019, is “Halloween”.   Spookiness prevails Goblins, ghosts, witches come out Creepy yet tasty © Susan Zutautas 2019    

Remembrance Day – Haiku

Remembrance Day Honoring the brave people Serving our country   Eleven o’clock On November eleventh Silence, two minutes   Courageously fought Those who died for us Did not die in vain at all   Sacrificing all For our wellbeing Always remembered   The ones that returned And ones that died are heroes We thank all

All Hallows Eve – Haiku

This was written for #Haikai Challenge #110 (10/26/19): Halloween/Samhain #haiku #senryu #haibun #tanka #haiga #renga     The ghosts of the dead Return to walk amongst us Graves are visited   © Susan Zutautas 2019