Category: SenHai

Here is this week’s image to get your creative juices flowing!

This image is an underwater shot, featuring varying degrees of blue, large rocks on the sea floor, and light shining through from above into the underwater scene. This was taken in Pula, Croatia.

Please create one senryu and one haiku to accompany this image prompt. Remember that a traditional haiku describes nature or a season, while a senryu focuses on human nature and emotions.

Then, provide a link in the comments below or ping back to this post on your blog.

Here is a wrap-up of last week’s prompt. I appreciate each of you for sharing your thoughts!

Eugenia – #SenHai Saturday – 9/27/25

Nolcha – Dazzle

Misty – Window & Snow

Punam – paeansunpluggedblog

He stood bedazzled
allured by the razzmatazz
magic unfolding

winter’s fairy dust
falls lightly on his shoulders
Christmas enchantment

Carolyn – SenHai Saturday #19

Carole Anne – Sen-hai Saturday #19

Ben – 28.9.25 — Haiku/Senryu

Lisa – Abide with Us

Violet – Crystalline Breath

Sadje – Festive Season

My apologies, but it seems that SenHai #18 was a repeat of SenHai #6! So glad I realized that I had duplicated it when I began the next post. Regardless of the repeat, I adored your new responses. :)

Here is this week’s image to get your creative juices flowing!

This image features a small child standing in front of a Christmas window display, wearing a red insulated winter jacket and a matching red hat. The scene is filled with small snowflakes falling all around.

Please create one senryu and one haiku to accompany this image prompt. Remember that a traditional haiku describes nature or a season, while a senryu focuses on human nature and emotions.

Then, provide a link in the comments below or ping back to this post on your blog.

Here is a wrap-up of last week’s prompt. I appreciate each of you for sharing your thoughts!

Carolyn – SenHai Saturday #18

Eugenia – #Senhai Saturday – 9/20/25

Tina – Autumn’s Broken Memories

Nolcha – Lavender

Carol Anne – Sen-hai Saturday #18

Cheryl – Senhai Saturday

Lisa – Wonders

Sarah – Aurora’s Embrace

Violet – Water’s Edge

Sadje – Faded Sunset

Heather – Sunsets

Here is this week’s image to get your creative juices flowing!

The image depicts a sky with a setting or rising sun, water, and a beachline; all reflecting hues of mauve, lavender, cream, and white.

Please create one senryu and one haiku to accompany this image prompt. Remember that a traditional haiku describes nature or a season, while a senryu focuses on human nature and emotions.

Then, provide a link in the comments below or ping back to this post on your blog.

Here is a wrap-up of last week’s prompt. I appreciate each of you for sharing your thoughts!

Eugenia – #SenHai Saturday – 9/13/25

Heather – Autumn Winds

Nolcha – Disappearing

Carol Anne – Sen-hai Saturday #17

Carolyn – SenHai Saturday #17

Sarah – Pathway

Lisa – Welcome

Sadje – Enlightenment

Violet – Breath

Ben – 19.9.25 — Haiku/Senryu

Here is this week’s image to get your creative juices flowing!

This image depicts a dark forest with what appears to be a lighter path or opening leading out of it. The scene shows the trees empty of many of their leaves, scattered mostly on the forest floor.

Please create one senryu and one haiku to accompany this image prompt. Remember that a traditional haiku describes nature or a season, while a senryu focuses on human nature and emotions.

Then, provide a link in the comments below or ping back to this post on your blog.

And here is a wrap-up of last week’s prompt. I appreciate each of you for sharing your thoughts!

Eugenia – #SenHai Saturday – 9/6/25

Nolcha – Smoking

Cheryl – Senhai Saturday

Carolyn – SenHai Saturday #16

Lisa – Mighty

AJ – SenHai Prompt

Sadje – SenHai Saturday#16

Violet – Fiery

Here is this week’s image to get your creative juices flowing!

The image fills the sky with billows of dark smoke from a volcanic eruption; the sky above that is dark blue and cloudy, and the landscape below the mountain has also dimmed considerably as a result of the event.

Please create one senryu and one haiku to accompany this image prompt. Remember that a traditional haiku describes nature or a season, while a senryu focuses on human nature and emotions.

Then, provide a link in the comments below or ping back to this post on your blog.

Look forward to all your wonderful creations!

Here is this week’s image to get your creative juices flowing!

This week’s image offers a glimpse of a small section of beach, with waves crashing onto the sand. The water touching the tan sand is a foamy white, and the water is primarily deep blue, with a lighter blue hue throughout.

Please create one senryu and one haiku to accompany this image prompt. Remember that a traditional haiku describes nature or a season, while a senryu focuses on human nature and emotions.

Then, provide a link in the comments below or ping back to this post on your blog.

**NOTE – The wrap-up for this will post on Thursday, July 31, as I’m taking the month of August off for some well-deserved rest and relaxation! And yes, there will be a beach involved. That’s the reason for this week’s image. ;)

Here is a wrap-up of last week’s prompt. I appreciate each of you for sharing your thoughts! See you in September!

Eugenia – SenHai Saturday #14

AJ – SenHai Saturday

Nolcha – A Single Drop

Cheryl – SenHai Saturday

Carolyn – SenHai Saturday #14

Veronica – SenHai Saturday #14

Lisa – Beauty Lingering

Sara – droplets

Ben – 21.7.25 — Haiku/Senryu

Carol Anne – Sen-hai Saturday (14)

Sadje – A glistening pearl

Violet – barefoot

Destiny – #dew-kissed#

Not All Who Wander Are Lost – An eternal moment

Here is this week’s image to get your creative juices flowing!

This image features a lovely greenish bokeh effect in the background. The central part of the image appears to be the profile of a leaf glistening with tiny droplets of water, with a rather large, precarious water drop hanging onto the end of it.

Please create one senryu and one haiku to accompany this image prompt. Remember that a traditional haiku describes nature or a season, while a senryu focuses on human nature and emotions.

Then, provide a link in the comments below or ping back to this post on your blog.

Here is a wrap-up of last week’s prompt. I appreciate each of you for sharing your thoughts!

AJ – SenHai Saturday

Eugenia – #SenHai Saturday–7/12/25

Nolcha – Pretty Poison

Carolyn – SenHai Saturday #13

Carole Anne – Sen-hai Saturday (13)

Cheryl – Senhai Saturday

Lisa – Red Capped Sentinel

Ben – 13.7.25 — Haiku/Senryu

Sadje – Fairytale Home

Violet – Blue Babe

Destiny – #high…on a mushroom#

Here is this week’s image to get your creative juices flowing!

The image focuses on a red-capped Amanita muscaria mushroom, with a thick, white stalk, and the cap itself is covered in small white warts. It grows right out of the forest floor, and the background shows us the denseness of trees standing tall, slightly out of focus.

Please create one senryu and one haiku to accompany this image prompt. Remember that a traditional haiku describes nature or a season, while a senryu focuses on human nature and emotions.

Then, provide a link in the comments below or ping back to this post on your blog.

Here is a wrap-up of last week’s prompt. I appreciate each of you for sharing your thoughts!

Eugenia – #SenHai Saturday–7/5/25

A.J. – SenHai Saturday

Carolyn – SenHai Saturday #12 

Cheryl – Senhai Saturday

Nolcha – Shag and Sheep

Carol Anne – Sen-Hai Saturday (12)

Sara – Green Mountains

Ben – 6.7.25 — Haiku/Senryu

Sadje – Velvety Mountain

Lisa – Green Rolling Hills

Violet – The Sheperd

Destiny – Virid Shades

Here is this week’s image to get your creative juices flowing!

The scenery in this image is of a mountain range that is covered, looking almost as if it were carpeted with rich, lush fields of moss, bushes, and grassland. In part of the scene, there seems to be a herd of sheep with a person on a horse and a dog keeping every animal together.

Please create one senryu and one haiku to accompany this image prompt. Remember that a traditional haiku describes nature or a season, while a senryu focuses on human nature and emotions.

Then, provide a link in the comments below or ping back to this post on your blog.

Here is a wrap-up of last week’s prompt. I appreciate each of you for sharing your thoughts!

Cheryl – SenHai Saturday

Eugenia – #SenHai Saturday–6/28/25

Carolyn – SenHai Saturday #11

Nolcha – Seasons Meet

Veronica – SenHai Saturday #11

Ben – 29.6.25 — Haiku/Senryu

Lisa – Beauty is Fragile

Sadje – Flowers in the lap of mountains

A.J. – SenHai Saturday #11

Violet – Fire Lily

Carol Anne – Sen-Hai Saturday (11)