Ku On This: KOT# 018–2013 ~ Grapefruit Table
Slightly Altered Photograph
- 8 x 12 Inches @ 300 ppi
- Nikon D80 Digital Camera
- Adobe Photoshop Elements 6
Ku On This: Grapefruit Table
Focus: Try writing your haiku without using a gerund (a verb with an “ing” ending such as running, springing etc.)
A focus example:
spring
the color of garden seeds
in my hand
I have begun to include a “Focus” along with each prompt, which you are by no means required to follow. If it’s something you want to try, then go for it. I may or may not attempt the focus in my response.
Ku On This prompts are usually posted once a week on Tuesday or Wednesday—occasionally Thursday (Hawaii Time) or even Friday.
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Ku On This prompts are intended to explore haiku and of course have fun. In that sense your response to the Ku On This prompt does not have to be in the form of haiga, which I often explore as well. In fact you do not have to write haiku to respond at all.
How you respond and how your response connects up to the Ku On This prompt is up to you: short form poetry, flash writing, 55 word short story, remembrance writing, shot-gun writing, a photo response, drawing, doodle, digital drawing and painting, watercolor are all fine (a few of the ways you can respond—and have fun).
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Be fun. Write haiku. Aloha