We recently asked you for your best haiku using either the word IRON or HORSE. Here are the top five haiku submissions (in no particular order):
Marty Smith:
At sunset I watch the horse on the horizon pulling heavy iron
Lauren Tamraz:
Dust pricks the long day campfire does little to soothe horses, dust bleed out.
Sarah Spencer Polda:
Glacial iron milk cascades clear with autumn chill red leaves float on stones.
Benjamin Vogt:
Horses dance in dreams after vodka, violins– the iron in my head.
Stella Pierides:
Wood-carved flying horse blue trail on the carousel men died defending.
Congratulations, IHLR Haiku Winners!
We recently asked you for your best haiku using either the word IRON or HORSE. Here are the top five haiku submissions (in no particular order):
Marty Smith:
At sunset I watch
the horse on the horizon
pulling heavy iron
Lauren Tamraz:
Dust pricks the long day
campfire does little to soothe
horses, dust bleed out.
Sarah Spencer Polda:
Glacial iron milk
cascades clear with autumn chill
red leaves float on stones.
Benjamin Vogt:
Horses dance in dreams
after vodka, violins–
the iron in my head.
Stella Pierides:
Wood-carved flying horse
blue trail on the carousel
men died defending.