Author's Note: This story was originally submitted for the High-ku Challenge and is just being republished at this time for organizational aesthetic purposes.
View point, pinnacle
Look up, climb, stand tall, look back
Landmarks, next and last
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D.K. Shepard
Character Crafter, Witty Banter Enthusiast, World Builder, Unpublished novelist...for now
Fantasy is where I thrive, but I like to experiment with genres for my short stories. Currently employed as a teacher in Louisville.
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Comments (7)
Oh it is brilliant about hills!
Beautiful! I want to climb a mountain now!
I could feel the cold wind on my face reading this! Lifting me higher!
Gosh this felt so liberating! Loved your Haiku so much!
Exquisitely written!!! Loved it!!!💕❤️❤️
I like the sense of journey in your Haiku defined by landmarks, which when land navigating serve as guideposts. I love Hannah's interpretation. Wished I thought of it.
More mountain action. Again, we see both ways but not so much where we are stood. Just have to feel where we are.