avatarDr. Marina Harris

Summary

The website content features a Halloween-themed haiku, inviting writers to contribute their own spooky creations.

Abstract

The webpage presents a haiku titled "A Spooky Halloween Haiku," accompanied by a fitting image of a black cat, to evoke the Halloween spirit. The author, Galit Birk, PhD, challenges fellow writers to craft their own Halloween haikus or other forms of spooky art, expressing excitement about the potential creative responses. The page also lists numerous contributors, suggesting a collaborative and community-driven approach to celebrating the holiday through poetry and artistic expression.

Opinions

  • The author views Halloween as an inspiration for creative writing and artistic endeavors.
  • There is an evident enthusiasm for community engagement and the sharing of original content.
  • The inclusion of a diverse list of contributors implies a valuing of varied perspectives and talents in the creative process.
  • The author's initiative to issue a challenge indicates a belief in the power of literary challenges to foster creativity and connection among writers.

A Spooky Halloween Haiku

Photo by Sašo Tušar on Unsplash

The black cat crosses An alley flowing with bones Omens are afoot

Let’s pass on the Halloween spirit! I challenge my fellow writers to respond with their own spooky Halloween haiku. If haikus aren’t your jam, feel free to exercise your artistic creativity and write another form of spooky art. I can’t wait to read what you come up with.

Galit Birk, PhD ; Jhemmylrut Teng ;Aimée Gramblin ; Roz Warren ;Tina L. Smith ; Quy Ma ; Sylvia Clare MSc. Psychol ; Racheli Miller, Ph.D. ; Randy Shingler ; Matt Lillywhite ; Alexander M. Combstrong ; Gayle Kurtzer-Meyers ;Fleurine Tideman ; Phoenix Huber ; Manasi Kudtarkar ; Caroline Kelly ; Sira M. ; Randye S Spina ; Deeksha Agrawal ; David Baumrind ; Ashley Broadwater ; Shruthi Sundaram ;Matilda Fairholm ; Jocelyn Soriano ; Dew Langrial ; Whitney Rose ; Itxy Lopez ; Michelle Loucadoux, MBA ; Anangsha Alammyan ; Laura Fox ; Ryan Fan ; Sarah J. Baker ; Kiran Yasmin ; Shirley J. Davis ; Kat Moody ; Carlyn Beccia ; Samantha Lazar ; Kyrie Gray ; Synthia Satkuna, MA Candidate ; Dr. Ming ; Toni Crowe ; Letters from E.K. ; Nikki Kay ; Doreen Barker Jones ; Tee, Conscious Creative ; Eric Pierce ; Meg Haynes ; Katrina Paulson ; Tracy Luk ; Connie Song ; Amanda Clark-Rudolph ; Melissa Coffey ; Marissa Opal Moore ; Carolyn Riker ; Suzanne V. Tanner ; Bebe Nicholson ; Katy Pereira ; Ivan Yong Wei Kit ; Dwade Kearns ; Bill DuBay Jr. ; R. Rangan PhD ; Lacey Quintel

Halloween
Poetry
Haiku
Cats
Poem
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