Haiku Carpe Diem #104, Silk

Today’s Carpe Diem Prompt is Silk.

Today I offer a 3 stop journey into the life of Silk…

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The Bombyx mori
Breaks fast on mulberry tree
For our sheer delight

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For 4000 years
Merchants have trod the Silk Road
For their stock in trade

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Caught by vice and spice
Exotica brought to dock
Will Silk save the day?

On that note, I’ll close my case and await your judgement.

About jrbsays

Just a regular married father of three type of guy living on Gubbi Gubbi land. Occasional writer of Haiku.
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13 Responses to Haiku Carpe Diem #104, Silk

  1. kz says:

    my favorite of the three is your 2nd haiku 🙂

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  2. siggiofmaine says:

    I patiently read the first two…feeling you must have a zinger for the third…and I wasn’t disappointed. A travel down the silk road for all times.

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  3. The breaking fast in the first one…definitely delightful. 🙂 Especially knowing that one way or another but the day will be saved by…Silk!

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  4. parmis rad says:

    Thanks for redirecting me! Wonderful Haiku; a journey from silkworm to silk, past to present, thread to desire and more with such vivid imagery. I have so much to learn! I found your other blog positively enchanting as well.

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    • jrbsays says:

      Thank you for visiting both blogs and for your kind words.
      I too am starting to roam your blog and am very impressed with what I’m experiencing there. Thank you 🙂

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  5. Nice triplet of haiku on three different stages of silk. Nicely done JRB.

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  6. The first one is delicate… for our sheer delight… indeed…

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  7. WabiSabi says:

    Your haiku …. a ‘sheer delight’
    Every visit here,
    I learn something new….
    about haiku
    other bits and pieces too.

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  8. 4joy says:

    Not only did I totally enjoy all 3, but I learned the other name for silkworms (thanx Google)…the beauty of the first captured me…

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  9. Whimsy Mimsy says:

    🙂 I LOVE the last one – such humor and word play built into that!

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