Daily sixku and photo (May 24, 2019)
Sixku #17 Islands: sunrays touch water so subtly.©2019 Cendrine Marrouat
"Don't shoot what it looks like. Shoot what it feels like." - David Alan Harvey
Sixku: Rules
Sixku (pronounce 'sis-ku') are six-word, untitled poems based on haiku. Each piece must be inspired by a photograph and include a reference (even implicit) to nature. For example: season, weather, month, time of the day, etc.
Three mandatory lines:
Line 1 = idea 1 (one or two word(s))
Line 2 = idea 2 (two or three words)
Line 3 = twist, surprise (remaining words)
A seventh word is acceptable, only if it is an article or preposition (e.g. 'a', 'the', 'up', 'down'...). Do not abuse this exception, though. 😉
Complete sentences and punctuation are optional and the use of the past tense is allowed.
Your turn now! Write a sixku based on the image above. If you prefer publishing the piece on your blog, please link to this prompt there. For example: Sixku inspired by Cendrine Marrouat's daily visual prompt.
