A Harrisham rhyme is a six line rhyming stanza where the last letter of the first word of each line is the first letter of the first word of next line.
Draw your bow
Wait for your prey
Take aim towards his crow
Each second drags slowly by
Here is your shot now
Errantly your arrow falls away
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Today's Haiku:
Haiku Heights April A to Z: Hunter
Stalking prey
Under pale moonlight
Morning feast
Carpe Diem: Libra (The Scales)
Cosmic decisions
Weighed on scales of falling stars
Wishing for answers
Wow.. there are so many different type of poetry. I definitely need to read more about Haiku and Harrisham. Thanks for the post :)
ReplyDeleteBhavya from the AtoZ Challenge blogging at Just Another Blog
all 3 offerings were exceptional...thanx for enlightening me about the myriad forms of poetry....
ReplyDeleteLove the line...weighed on scales of falling stars ... lovely haiku ~ ^_^
ReplyDeleteLove your Carpe Diem haiku. Filled with loveliness. I had a tough time with "hunter" but you managed that beautifully too.
ReplyDeleteBeauty and learning in one post...thank you :)
ReplyDeletelove your libra haiku
ReplyDeleteCheers!
JzB