Cheverfeuile says: It's a kind of word-whirl. Use (the word) ‘mirror’ for line one (1)
and ‘leaves’ for line two (2) and so on. If you follow the words clockwise then you
can compose four new haiku. 1. mirror, 2. leaves, 3. rain, 4. butterfly, 5. chrysanthemum,
6. breeze, 7. stars, 8. clouds,9. ocean, 10. daisies, 11. cow shed, 12. secret
haiku word-whirl: full circle #3
1
mirror in puddles
fallen leaves compete with sky
more rain predicted
2
butterfly searches -
finds spider chrysanthemum
with a helpful breeze
3
September stars share
the night sky with clouds hanging
above the ocean
4
daisies on the farm
grow by the cow shed and barn -
secret rendezvous
©JP/davh
Symbolism associated with the daisy flower are purity, innocence, loyal love,
beauty, patience and simplicity. Daisies are believed to be more than 4,000
years old. Hairpins decorated with daisies were found during the excavation
of the Minoan Palace on the Island of Crete. Further back, Egyptian ceramics
were decorated with daisies.
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