The concept is simple: Here’s a doodle. Now write a poem to accompany it!
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Yay Words! 
dawn arrow-
a howl scratches
the silence
Aiming too high
in search of an apple
the arrow just
scratches the surface
falling stars –
perhaps i aim
too high
bored; he snaps the hull
of a sunflower seed
and it falls —
he knows not where
spring fever…
drawn off course
by a shaft of sunlight
how am i to know
the rules have changed
if no one tells me
the arrows of your words
cut deep into my flesh
[…] the I Doodle, You ‘Ku challenge, on Aubrie Cox’s Yay […]
pattern repeat
the arrow of meditation
center
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http://www.rickdaddario.com/
Rick Daddario
Kailua, Hawaii
USA
arrowhead piercing the dawn a stag’s cry
I don’t want to
miss a single thing . . .
daffodils are blossoming
where I least expect it
as you wither away
intuition’s aim…
from the depth of my heart
to yours
launched arrow
whether bull’s eye or miss
your truth
aiming
for the stars-
an arrow
some stretch too far
some fall short –
between: the bulls-eye haiku
slightly off kilter the path to my heart
cupid’s song
from another time …
silent sky
Several arrows,
no bulls-eye,
yet.
the arrow Maid Marian strike his heart
Never mind the misses,
It is the process of taking aim,
Our involvement.
missing the mark…
today the freedom
to flower
somewhere,
anywhere
first visit in years —
the kids do their best
with forty-year-old toys