The words this week for Ronovan’s Haiku challenge are trill & final.
I’ve used trill, but substituted terminating for final.
I’m using the Haiku in English Form (5 / 7 / 5 syllables)
I couldn’t decide on the photo. I know. Why not have all three!
Supposed to make two sentences…
No strident trill from cozy pelicans on high.
Cozy pelicans on high terminating sleep.
Not sure I nailed the ‘opposites’ rule.
IMAGE: from our October trip to Laurieton, NSW. (FujiFilm Finepix A607 camera)
Have a good day. 😀
Christine R 
YOU KNOW IT CONFUSES ME, BUT I LOVE THAT YOU TRY
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Poetry should rhyme, should it not? 😀
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I think when it rhymes it flows like a river.
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It took me ages to get my head around it, but I enjoy trying. I include the photos so at least you have something to look at, Sue. 🙂
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Nice sounds, and it’s the first time I’ve seen pélicans sleeping on a lamp post. Original.
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I was startled when I saw the pelicans on the lamp post, too! They looked at us walking underneath then stuffed their heads back under their wings. Thanks for taking the time to comment on my haiku, Veronica. I almost used raucous instead of strident, but then thought of the sounds. I’m learning, I hope. 😀
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Ha ha. Love it! ❤ ❤ A fun post. The pictures contribute the mood.
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Glad you got a chuckle, Tess. ❤
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Indeed. Ha ha.
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Love the photos, and your haiku matched well. I admit I haven’t attempted these words yet – not sure if they will get a chance from me
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A few combos did that for me, but I got determined to produce something this week.
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