Done for Carpe Diem. The first haiku is based on a Ghanaian riddle. (Strength in unity 🙂 )
credit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broom
Riddle
advancing army
bound with a single sash
no, just brooms
2
wrapped in gossamer layers
who can this be?
fresh onions of spring
Copyright © Celestine Nudanu
06/10/15
Reading Pleasure 
nicely done!
Thank you Mira. 🙂
Yes. Fresh spring onions are strong. 😉
Lovely. Thanks for educating me.
You are very welcome, Alice. 🙂
🙂
Aha those are the best brooms!
Agreed. 🙂
Oh, I especially like the 2nd one! And the scripture came to mind about “a three-fold cord”.
J Lapis, thank you so. 🙂
Most welcome!
Fresh onions and gossamer…very nice !
Thank you Rall.
Brooms and fresh spring onions… So nice, Celestine.
Thank you sis.
Very nice, the second is splendid!
Thank you Janice. 🙂
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Nicely done!
Delores, thanks. 🙂
Way cool …nicely done Celestine!
Many thanks, Georgia. 🙂
I like the word gossamer, that’s nicely done as ever.
Ste J, thanks. It’s been a while. 🙂
Now my internet is back working again, I’ll be around more.
Great! 🙂
intriguing haiku – and the more I read them, the more I read into them…
Thanks, Freya. 🙂 Your comment makes me proud. 🙂
Quite clever, Celestine. I love riddles, even if I’m not always able to solve them.
Thank you Nadine. When growing up we used to play riddles a lot. 🙂 It was a favourite past time for kids in those days. Now, computer games have taken all that away. 🙂
I’d like to sweep winter away & it hasn’t even arrived yet! LOL 😉
LOL! I can well imagine. 🙂 I’m not looking forward to the harsh Harmattan here at all.