Write a haiku that revolves around the themes of nature and fragrance. Your entry must follow the traditional structure (5-7-5 syllables). Feel free to submit more than one entry.

Write a haiku about a fatal gunshot.

See if you can write a haiku or two about Halloween.

5-7-5 on 4-24-21

A Haiku is usually about nature and beauty as well as all things natural -- It is three lines long and the syllables run as such 5 - 7 - 5 ... give this your best shot and be sure to tag me in the comment box as @Danceinsilence, otherwise I may end up missing a good read. I have shortened the normal deadline of 30 days to 14. There will be a Haiku Sensei Award.

The Haiku: 5-7-5 (syllables - this time create one from movie lines, different novels, TV shows - list the 3 where they came from below your Haiku and PLEASE remember to tag me this way in the comment box @Danceinsilence --- before I forget, have some form of reference to eerie in this -- after all, Halloween is around the corner -- ends soon! I will start this off so you get the general idea.

Creepypastas. The modern age of telling scary stories through the internet. Slenderman, Jeff the Killer, the Rake, Candle Cove, just to name a few. For this challenge write two or three haikus (5 syllable 7syllable 5 syllable for each haiku) relating to your favorite Creepypasta. Here's a link to the Creepypasta website to help you search through their endless list of terrors if you're looking for some inspiration: https://www.creepypasta.com/

The cool air arrived early today, making me think of that fun day approaching. Halloween is full of costumes, tricks, and treats. Let's have fun writing about that magical day where nothing is as it seems and children love to play. create a Halloween Haiku 5 syllable 7syllable 5 syllable. I just experienced writing my first haiku and now I love them. This is going to be fun, I wish you could do at least 2 ... have fun let's see what you do.

Tell me about what it's like to miss someone who wasn't yours to miss. Tag me - I look forwards to you all breaking my heart

Write a poem or story consisting of three haikus, using the regular format (5,7,5) for all three, two haikus and one ukiah (7,5,7), two ukiahs and one haiku, or three ukiahs. Remember to tag me in the comments.

The traditional Haiku is written standard 5 - 7 - 5 syllables, but what if your dyscalculia led you to accidentally mix that up and write 7 - 5- 7 syllables instead? "Haiku" backwards turns out to be "Ukiah" - a Native American term meaning "deep valley". Share your own "deep valley" of inspiration, thoughts or wisdom. There are never any losers, only those who miss out on fun challenges!

Because it must be a minimum of 15 words, you can place hashtags under your work if need be ... I will choose the winner and remember to tag me only in the comment box as: @Danceinsilence.

This is to easy:) Write a single haiku. Make it the best 17 syllables you have ever written.

To make up for the difference to get past the fifteen words if necessary, put something below it.

(add words to get to 15 like this if necessary)