Squirming victim lies
night glistens, malice descends
dark Gods smile, appeased
Another haiku for Rob’s Surf Report’s Genre Haiku Challenge. This month’s theme is Epic Fantasy. Head on over and read some fun haiku, and join in with one of your own.
For those that might wonder, I write the haiku first, then try to find a picture that matches. Because this is the internet and if I can think it, someone’s probably made a picture of it already 😉
Hope you enjoy.
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A (human?) sacrifice to the dark gods . . . I can’t think of anything more intriguing. I like the air of mystery surrounding the nature of the victim; part of the allure, in fact, is in not knowing. Another very cool submission!
And I do my haiku the same way: I’ll write it, and then I’ll use the Zemanta plugin in the editor to find a picture to match. Sometimes I’ll even do a search myself, typing in something like “warrior” into the search box to get better results (since the use of the word haiku brings up a bunch of images of a software called haiku.)
Because first and foremost, it’s all about the creative process – although who says you can’t do it the other way ’round?
I certainly don’t 😉 I just mentioned it in case some imaginary person that probably doesn’t exist asks a “chicken/egg” question 🙂
Ha, sounds like a person who could stand to try it out and see!
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