It’s dry and we’re hoping for rain soon (link to Kristjaan’s prompt at CDHK).
loud rumble and flash
wind whipping drops of moisture
prairie’s night drama
(lightning – free web image)
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a poem in my pocket 
Apr 29, 2015 @ 09:42:59
This is the great kind of concrete haiku I was going on about: I replied to your nice, positive comment on Kristjan’s page with a not nice one! Yes, I think ALL haiku are spiritual, and Kristjaan’s posts on Hinduism were fascinating. Technically, they are haibun, and if you look at the haiku they are crystal clear and tangible.
Faith is also for the reader to feel. Let him or her find the faith through the objective reality of the haiku…Our haiku must get better, and develop. We cannot be heroes with every single haiku we write. We must be at one with our readers, where possible, and in the end, we are writing haiku, not 3 lines about our faith.
Best rehards Lynn.
Apr 29, 2015 @ 11:22:16
Thank you for commenting, especially the line about “we cannot be heroes with every single haiku we write” 🙂 Growth and development are important…I’m still learning.
Apr 29, 2015 @ 12:33:08
Oh me too! Sorry about the typo, best regards of course
Apr 28, 2015 @ 17:32:07
that must be spectacular to see a thunderstorm on the prairies!! and also love the scent after the rain.
Apr 28, 2015 @ 18:12:06
I like to sit near bay window to watch…unless there’s a tornado warning!
Apr 28, 2015 @ 21:54:40
Yes,me too but in the middle of the night awakened by thunder and high winds…not so much.
Apr 28, 2015 @ 14:15:19
Oh sometimes I feel that you can smell the thunder.
Apr 28, 2015 @ 17:03:11
…and the glorious petrichor afterwards 🙂