SENSATIONAL HAIKU & WHIMSICAL WEDNESDAY~3
Unwind and slow down
Soon tension evaporates
It is almost done
Unbelievable
Sense of acceptance sets in
Exhale and relax
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Two dimensional
High, medium and low types 
Sculptural techniques
Detailed images
Bronze, ivory or marble Carved so expertly
RELIEF
If you would like to participate in this awesome challenge, check out Jenn’s blog here
… and now onto some weird, whacky and sometimes wonderful words (courtesy of the dag’s dictionary), to put a smile on your dial…
Dresstitute – descriptive of a woman when she looks into her crowded wardrobe and realises she has nothing, absolutely nothing, to wear.
Four-wheel-drivel – the stream of excuses that four-wheel-drive owners now feel obliged to offer as explanation for why they own one, despite living in the city.
Nom de womb – a nickname for a baby while still in utero…
Wonderful haiku and neat photos ~ namaste,carol (A Creative Harbor) ~ 52 Day ^_^
I like both takes on the prompt!
i never realized it was an art form until today!
crazy good =)
@Carol ~ Thanks a mil.
@Karen ~ I actually wrote extra this time round… who knows what I'll do next week…
@Tara ~ We learn something new every day…
I think relief work is amazing … thank you for varied takes on the prompt! Happy Wednesday!
… yes it is… and even more so in an up close, first-hand experience…
Freat takes on relief!
The top two were definitely relaxing haiku. And I love that there were two definitions of relief!
@Ria ~ Thanks – typo error… LOL!
@Golden Eagle ~ I tried using the prompt in two different ways… maybe I'll try three next week… it depends… we'll see…
exhale and relax… what did they inhale in the first place ;P
Love your definitions. Your first two haikus really resonated with me 🙂
All terrific haiku! Loved your definitions too, and may have stolen the first one to use on Facebook…
@Margaret ~ Your guess is as good as mine. LOL Actually, it's part of the destressing process
@Sarah ~ Thanks for the thumbs-up 🙂
@Jenn ~ That definition is a classic, isn't it? Thanks for hosting.
Wonderfully crafted haiku. Thank you for sharing. Be welcome on my weblog.