Dazzle and Sky are this week’s prompt words chosen by Ronovan Hester of Ronovan Writes. Ron hosts a challenge that anyone could participate in called Ronovan Writes Weekly Haiku Poetry Prompt Challenge every Monday, and you have until Sunday to create a post featuring your haiku poem. He is an author and poet and also does author interviews and much more on his blog. Be sure to check it out. Read Ron’s Haiku Prompt Challenge Guidelines for more information.
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Florida Summer
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Dazzling Summer Sky
The clouds glow with excitement
And the wind breathes fire
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The Writer Next Door | Vashti Q 
Love it! We’ve got us some fire breathing winds around these parts… hot, hot hot! 🙂
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Same here! I want to be dipped in cold water all day. Ha, ha. Thank you! 🙂 xx
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I’m in Barcelona at the moment and it’s pretty hot here too. Great and accurate haiku, Vashti. Enjoy the weekend!
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Beautiful Barcelona. Yes, I imagine it’s hot there too. Have a great week! Thank you very much and keep cool! 😉
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Really nice imagery.
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Thank you! Have a lovely day!
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Lovely, vibrant haiku Vashti! ❤
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Thank you Al! ❤ xx
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A beautiful summer haiku Vashti, the wind is sure not blowing fire over here at the moment
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Well, right about now, Denis, I believe that’s a good thing. Unless you’re at the beach, park or pool it’s too hot to be outside over here.
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Marvelous! 😀
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Thank you!! 😀
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We have fire blowing wind here also in the summer. It’s like stepping into a furnace sometimes, very hot in the desert. There’s nothing like a cold shower! Especially after all the clothes I have to wear for work when it’s triple digits out.
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Oh my gosh! I can just imagine the heat in the desert. Although, one year I went to Las Vegas in August and although the temperature was in the 3 digits it felt okay in the shade. I guess because it’s a dry heat. Here in south Florida we’re surrounded by water on three sides, so it’s very humid. We rarely reach 100º but the humid heat envelopes you and makes you feel like you’re wrapped in a wet, hot 100º blanket. It can be awful.
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I know, Vashti. The dry heat does make a difference. I grew up on the south coast in TX so I know all about humidity. You can hop out of the shower and are sweating before you can get dried off. LOL
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Loving the clouds and the excitement I see in the picture.
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Hi! That’s a great observation. I too see excitement in the pictures. I love fluffy clouds too. They’re our friends here in south Florida. They diffuse the sun’s fiery rays. 😉
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We have to ‘battle’ with the sun daily over here.
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I’m off to Glasgow soon, not expecting it to be too hot but who knows Scottish weather can be unpredictable! Nice haiku Vashti. 🙂
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Hi Marje! Thank you. Have a great trip! I hope the weather is lovely in Glasgow. 😀
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Thanks Vashti. Will do 🙂
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Vibrant words and matching photo. All round happiness evoked. 🙂
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Hi Debby! That’s awesome and makes me happy! Thanks for saying so. 😀 xx
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Thank you Vashti. ❤
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beautiful! thanks for linkingup with Let’s Get Real
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It was my pleasure. Thank you for the visit and sweet comments. 🙂
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Sounds like South Carolina summer. 🙂
Washington summer is proving to be quite different from any summer I’ve ever felt.
XO
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What are summers like in Washington state? I’ve only been once and it was winter.
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fabulous Vashti!
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Thank you! 😀
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