Haikualogue 4

Little Girls at Midnight

"Look at all those lights."
"They're reflecting like diamonds."
"Don't stir the water."

Haikualogue 3

Swallowed by Green

"Where did your wall go?!"
"That ivy won't stop climbing."
"It wants to go home."

Haikualogue 2

Of Wind Chimes and Porch Swings at Sunset

"Look at those colors!"
"I's jus' gon' catch a firefly.""
"They best not come yet."

Haikualogue 1

You will have to forgive me for not posting here for about a month. Well, you don't have to forgive me, but I do humbly request your forgiveness. I just moved and with the stress of getting settled into the new place and the new neighborhood certain things, such as this blog, went by the wayside. But I am back and I hope to return to the routine of posting everyday. I thought I would try something different. It is a Haiku, a three line verse usually reflecting on nature in which the first and third lines are five syllabals and the second line is seven. But the twist here is that each line is a complete peice of dialogue, and thus you could call this Hint Fiction as well as, or instead of, poetry.

Love it, hate it, don't care? Let me know. Here it is:

Peeping over the Fence

"You seen her garden?"
"Oh my, well it is lovely."
"Seven shades of pink!"