Autumn mold, true, bold
Purple luscious webs of silk
Grasses wave their spores
Oh, I love a Haiku! Permission to write nonsense, how brilliant! This is a Haiku in response to the Trifextra Challenge, something new I think I’ll be doing weekly now, so keep your eyes peeled for some more Trifecta posts!
Jen Kehl 
*grins* You’re the good kind of bonkers.
right back atchya lizzi
I have to admit that the photos look cool. That being noted, I’m more accepting of mold in the wild than on something in my fridge 🙂
I love all mold 🙂
Takes one to know one, right? 😀
Sweet
very nice!! beauty and science woven together 🙂
Why thank you!
I too never looked at mold as a beautiful part of nature’s glory, but, indeed, it is! You captured the form of haiku perfectly!
I have been a fan of mold my whole life. I think it’s amazing how each food grows a different strain of mold, and how each strain looks completely different!
I thought I was the only one who found these ‘webs of silk’ attractive! Lovely haiku!
Thank You Freya!
Lovely haiku. But yuck. lol
🙂 Kymm!
“Permission to write nonsense.” Ha ha! Well, yours isn’t nonsense. Thanks for linking up with this lovely haiku.
I just really love the freedom of a Haiku. One can leave out the filler and only state the details!
Oh cool – you’re doing Trifecta! I’m planning to start doing it too! Loved this.
Striking images.
Thank you Linda! Yes I am really excited, already wrote this week’s post, but I have to fit it in somewhere. Crazy problem to have, huh?