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Patreon Bookmarks – Microfiction Monday

This Micro-fiction Monday we get to celebrate with a treasure trove of mixed media. I missed last Wednesday’s watercolor post because the project was a surprise gift for my Patreon supporters. I wanted to make sure that the first time they saw them was when they received their gifts. Today I get to post both a photo of the bookmarks as well as share the haiku poems that were written on the back!

Four bookmarks with watercolor paintings. From left to right: translucent bubbles in blue, orange, and purple; abstract shapes in pastel pink, yellow, and green; ripe red strawberries with flecks of green and yellow in the background; soft purple pink flower petals.

When I was deciding what patterns I wanted to paint on the bookmarks I felt moved to generally go with a summer influenced theme. I hope the designs give off the kind of carefree lightness that comes with the beginning of summer time.


Bookmark Haikus

The haiku that went on the back of the bookmark with the orange, blue, and purple bubbles.

Want to see a dream?
See the bubbles in the scope?
That’s the universe.

The haiku that went on the back of the bookmark with the abstract shapes in pastel pink, yellow, and green.

sticky sweet summer
beach towels and warm peaches
campfire guitar songs

The haiku that went on the back of the bookmark with the strawberries.

ripe red strawberries
their juice trickles down my chin
the blood of summer

The haiku that went on the back of the bookmark with the purple-pink flower petals.

pink frosted petals
peacefully drift down the creek
bottled notes from trees

Published in Microfiction Monday Poetry Writings

2 Comments

  1. Michael Michael

    I love all of the bookmarks, but the strawberry one is my favorite! I also really liked all of the haikus that went along with them. 🙂

    • jourdan jourdan

      The strawberry is my favorite as well! I was pleasantly surprised that they ended up looking recognizable in the end. I’m also glad that you enjoyed the haikus. They are a great poem structure to mess around with and I’ve fallen in love with testing my ability to write something so short.

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