Homeschooling Work
For the past few weeks, Samantha and I have been doing a Poetry Unit, learning about the different voices in poetry (mask, apostrophe, lyrical, conversation, etc.)and about different forms of poetry. This week for a small hs Poetry Club, we wrote several haiku. Haiku comes from the observation of nature, such as our observing 11 deer out for a bit of sunshine here Sunday afternoon. The first haiku below is Sam's, then I just wrote two more to go with the other pix. (Haiku: 3 lines, 5 syllables, 7 syllables, 5 syllables, usually w/a single focus. Japanese.)

Footprints crisscrossing fields
To whom do they all belong
Hooves of sly brown deer

Melted snow invites
To green patches of the lawn
Deer put on a show

Deer hear through walls and
windowpanes, stare and scare! Please
stay and let me watch.
Footprints crisscrossing fields
To whom do they all belong
Hooves of sly brown deer
Melted snow invites
To green patches of the lawn
Deer put on a show
Deer hear through walls and
windowpanes, stare and scare! Please
stay and let me watch.

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