Sunrse Set's
2/24/2021
By; QC Poet
(A.K.A) Chochee Medina / George Martinez
Exploring Five Senses Haiku

Notes;
Photo Credit to; Author's Personal Photo Collection.

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Back in the recent pass (3/2020 B.C19 = Before Covid-19),
My wife and I would set off for weekend get-aways for some Gambling and Concert fun. Leaving early in the morning's returning late in the evening's. These fun filled and exhausting juants could leave us Wondering years Later ~ Is this a photo of a Sun Rise or Sunset?

The Five senses inferred; Smell, Taste, Hearing, Touching, and Sight

Write a haiku with 17 syllables OR LESS, in a short/long/short form. The first two lines must be connected grammatically. The third line (satori) is a juxtaposition of two images or ideas separated by a dash -- or ellipses ... Avoid capital letters, alliteration, metaphor, rhyme, and punctuation. Keep it as succinct as possible.
The senses haiku should capture a moment in time when you felt connected to nature, use one to five senses (touch, sight, hearing, smell, and taste). It may be based on a true-life experience or imagination (inspired by a picture or a story).

Example:
jasmine in the air(smell)
tangled in caressing breeze (touch)
zen sunset (sight)
by Gypsy Blue Rose.
You can use your own picture.
Please, let me know if you have any questions. Enjoy!
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