Sunday, 21 February 2010

rabbit haiku

woodpigeons
run across the playing fields -
chased by a rabbit.

19 comments:

Tim Young said...

hi, i love Haiku. It good clever and simple.

Anonymous said...

I would have loved to see this this scene!

Lucy said...

How funny! They must have known it wasn't worth getting airborne as the rabbit wouldn't do them any harm?

Did you know you got a Blog of Note thing? I did too, that may be why you might find you're getting extra helpings of spam!

Oh yes, nice to see the photo of you here.

Gillena Cox said...

a flurry of wings
all thats left behind
is the rabbit

much love
gillena

Jasmine said...

I love the idea of rabits startling something :)

this is my patch said...

I've a pair of woodpigeons visiting my garden at the moment. They really are such funny birds, the trouble they go to, to manoeuvre themselves onto the birdtable! x

Howard BME said...

My favourite mammal and one of my favourite birds together in one haiku!

this is my patch, it sometimes seems to me that big fat clumsy woodpigeons think they are agile little tits, especially where elderberries are concerned …

RG said...

Yup - lookee there. Even rabbits can do Haiku - I can't!

P. M. Doolan said...

I love the innocence of this scene.

Harnett-Hargrove said...

just tripped down the page. You have an interesting blog! -Jayne

Kat Mortensen said...

A simple, yet charming image. I like both of those creatures, so it made me smile.

Kat

Annette Tait said...

how picturesque and touching! a very plausible scene too!

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Delwyn said...

Hi Juliet

your haiku is just perfect

and I loved it..

Happy days

Michelle May-The Raspberry Rabbits said...

lovely, just lovely.
yf,
shell

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jem said...

Good one - playful, unexpected and full of life.

Crafty Green Poet said...

by the way everyone, this haiku really happened and made me laugh very much at the time!

BonnyBadger said...

great haiku - love this. such a great image is so few words