My Puppy

June 1-30 Challenge

Day 17 Seventeen Syllables

June 17, 1971.  The Okinawa Reversion Agreement was signed. This agreement between the United States and Japan returned control of Okinawa to Japan.

A Haiku is a traditional Japanese form of poetry. It is three lines: the first and third lines have five syllables each and the second line has seven syllables for a total of seventeen syllables. They are often about nature.

Write a Haiku. Please include a picture that illustrates your poem.

I wrote a few haikus earlier this years. You can read them here:

Grief

Good

Springtime

Traveling Haikus

Here is my haiku for the June 1-30 Challenge.

Lyla

My puppy snores. A lot.

She is a  fat, black pug dog.

He name is Lyla.

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Lyla with her friend, our yellow lab Lady.

June 1-30 Challenge, poetry, Pugs


KathleenBDuncan

I write about my life, my journey, my family, and my faith. I am wife to one, mom to seven with one in heaven, and grandmother to many. I am also full-time caregiver to my stepmom E who suffers from dementia due to Alzheimer’s. In my spare time I like to read, travel, crochet, bike, and play with our black pug Molly.

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