My message changes
minute by minute, all day—
time is on my hands
See the haiku? It is describing something that starts with the letter of the day, which is C. See? Once you see it, let us know in the comments.
Word Wacker
Writing is easy. All you have to do is cross out the wrong words. ~~Mark Twain
Word Wacker 
Clock! 🙂 Fun idea!
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Right! Some days the clock is my friend – other days, not so much. Thanks for playing!
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Clock I think. Ever think about writing haiku riddles like this for Bilbo Baggins and Gollum? You are quite good at it.
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You got it! Thanks for your kind words – I find haiku fun and not hard to do. I fondly remember the riddle battle in LotR (“What has it got in its nasty pocketses, we wonders?”). Oh, I would love to be part of writing for something like that! Sadly, Tolkien never approached me. His loss, obviously!
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Totally didn’t get it until I checked the comments. I did get your B though! What a fun challenge! Love your haikus! 🙂
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I’m glad you enjoy them! Some are harder than others, but I hope you keep coming back.
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Clever! I’m not good with writing poetry; haiku especially comes out far too convoluted. You write them well though! I’m looking forward to your D – Z 🙂
— KRidwyn at KRidwyn.com
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Thanks! I like haiku – it’s a challenge, but also fun to try to make them fit comfortably into the right number of syllables. It helps that I have all the word starting with a particular letter to start with – that gives me lots of freedom.
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Clock. I got this one much quicker than yesterday’s. 🙂
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Yay – very timely!
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What fun and I got it – a clock!! Very well done on your writing and I agree with Goldsmith that it reminded me of Gollum’s riddles 🙂 I will be back for more now I’ve found you!
Pempi
A Stormy’s Sidekick
Special Teaching at Pempi’s Palace
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I’m glad you’re enjoying my little poems/riddles! Thanks.
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Hey, first one I’ve gotten on the first read. I’m loving these. I wish the alphabet had 52 letters. Except for my A to Z challenge — there I’m fine with 26.
Fifty-two letters for you and your haiku, 12 letters for me and my getting-progressively-harder six-sentence stories. That doesn’t seem fair?!
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What you’re doing is SO much harder than what I’m doing – just 17 syllables on any word I choose starting with a given letter. Also, I started writing them a month ago, which cuts down on the stress. Good luck keeping up at a story a day! I’m pulling for you.
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That’s a cool poem about the clock!
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Thanks again, Fida. I appreciate your visit.
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Clock! Cassie from Mommy, RN
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Right again, Cassie! I’m glad you’re enjoying this.
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