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roaring traffic
a street kid combs her hair
for school
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NaHaiWriMo prompt: hope (Johnny Baranski)
30/100 Days of Summer
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roaring traffic
a street kid combs her hair
for school
.
NaHaiWriMo prompt: hope (Johnny Baranski)
30/100 Days of Summer
tendrils –
faraway, a butterfly’s
fluttering wings
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NaHaiWriMo prompt: lightness (prompter: John Carley)
28/100 Days of Summer
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roaring sea beyond windswept dunes salt crystals
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NaHaiWriMo prompt: sand (prompter: Vincent Hoarau)
27/100 Days of Summer
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full moon
once again I find myself
on Google
.
NaHaiWriMo prompt: full moon
26/100 Days of Summer (still with the prompt ‘keep it under your hat: a narcissistic need/obsession…)
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sunflowers
the smell of bales of straw
just after harvest
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NaHaiWriMo prompt: starting with letter s
23/100 Days of Summer
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puffballs
a topiary hen guards
the garden
.
NaHaiWriMo prompt: mushrooms
21/100 Days of Summer
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making jam
the blackcurrant stain
on his new shirt
.
NaHaiWriMo prompt: surprise
17/100 Days of Summer
1
fault finder
under the sun umbrella
a dry patch
2
umbrella plant this dry patch under the umbrella
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NaHaiWriMo prompt: umbrella
14/100 Days of Summer
the voice
of the wind in your vowels
calm in the evening
NaHaiWriMo pormpt: sounds like
12/100 Days of Summer
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fan page
choosing the one with
ostrich feathers
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NaHaiWriMo prompt: fan
10/100 Days of Summer
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flight of pelicans
the meeting point
of parallel lines
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NaHaiWriMo prompt: flight
100 Days of Summer: Paint the Town Red
I watched the film A Greek Summer, or Nikostratos The Pelican, shown during the Munich Film Festival 2012. Does this count as red?


I am taking part in the Project 100 Days of Summer 2012. In the words of the organizers:
“100 Days of Summer provides its members with the opportunity to share their creative work within the intense framework of providing one artistic submission per day for 100 days. Officially, we are beginning on July 5th and expect the program to run through October 15th or so.”
Steve Veilleux provides the prompts using “cards from a game called ‘The Origin of Expressions’. ” He encourages us to use the information in any way we like, “borrow ideas from other postings, or create literal or abstract interpretation of the expression”.
Expression #1 follows (week of July 1-7):
“Paint the town red”
Meaning: Spend a wild night out
and
Expression #2 (week of Jul 1-7)
“out like a light”
Meaning: Fast asleep
So, here we go! We Paint the Town Red! I will be posting mainly haiku/senryu and micropoems with the occasional photo haiku and photographs.
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