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Vocal Social Society's Haiku Honeys

A Celebration of all the Droplets of Nectar Entered into our Challenge

By Caroline JanePublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Vocal Social Society's Haiku Honeys
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Thank you.

What a joy it has been to host the Haiku Honey? Challenge on behalf of the Vocal Social Society Facebook Group. I am genuinely awestruck by the quality, range, depth, and emotion that has poured in. The talent that lies behind these bite-sized poems is truly gargantuan and inspirational.

What am I talking about?

Over the weekend, nineteen Vocal creators participated in a sumptuous feast of Haiku, bringing various delectable and moreish offerings to our Facebook group's communal table. With only seventeen syllables in each morsel, they aroused our senses, whet our appetites, got us thinking, and evoked some serious desire!!

This week The VSS group will be voting on who will be crowned our Haiku Honey? Champion. If you want to join in and cast your vote visit us here for a pinned thread with information on how to show your love for your favourites through our secret ballot.

Voting closes 22nd September at 10pm GMT.

Podium places announced 24th September.

Be warned... It's a tough one to judge!

Now, in no particular order, feast your eyes on all the outstanding Haiku Honeys...

From Teresa Renton

From Rachel Deeming

From Tiffany Gordon

From Hannah Moore

From Oneg in the Arctic

From Ralph Emerson

From Kristen Balyeat

From Kendall Defoe

From Cathy Holmes

From Kayleigh Fraser

From Dana Stewart

From Addison M

From Mike Singleton - Mikeydred

From Babs Iverson

From Mother Combs

From Matthew Fromm

From Paul Stewart

From Lamar Wiggins

From Celia in Underland

Thank you to everyone of the talented creators who have played along with us.

Please come and cheer them all on and cast your votes over at The Vocal Social Society and/or leave some love on their haiku story.

Love to all, CJ xxx

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About the Creator

Caroline Jane

CJ lost the plot a long time ago. Now, she writes to explore where all paths lead, collecting crumbs of perspective as her pen travels. One day, she may have enough for a cake, which will, no doubt, be fruity.

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    Written by Caroline Jane