C is for Carousel

Carousel: a merry-go-round / a rotating machine or device, a revolving case or tray used for storage or display. / a tournament or exhibition in which horsemen execute evolutions.

Carousal: a wild, drunken party or celebration.

How to Carousel:
spin until you see fairies
riding unicorns.

Weave fresh baked rainbows,
Jousting chevaliers with lances
will build the framework.

Spray some child´s laughter
over mermaid´s lullabies
for a gentle spin.

Don´t let the horsemen
Celebrate till breakdown, else
Police will show up.

Senryu 3 of 26 I´ll be doing this april to participate in #AtoZChallenge, #NaPoWriMo and #CampNaNoWriMo. Did you like it? Don´t be shy, leave a comment. I´d love if you add a blog hop so I can visit your post, too.

This is my Spanish haiku counterpart: C de Carrusel. Why, do you ask? My wonderful crew, #NaNoTribuMX started a micro stories challenge in Spanish this month. (We´re still voting the words we will use this month).

The team’s theme of the April Blogging from A to Z Challenge this year is:
ACCOMPLISHING YOUR DREAMS, AND THE DUALITY OF 22; to see all cool bloggers participating this challenge, you can click on the Master List of #AtoZChallenge.

Today’s NaPoWriMo‘s prompt: to write a poem . . . in the form of a poetry prompt.

If you are participating on these challenges, I wish you good luck and lots of success. 😀

All posts:

1. A is for Amnesia.
2. B is for Bastard.
3. C is for Carousel.
4. D is for Dandelion.
5. E is for Euthanasia.
6. F is for Fleeting.
7. G is for Gargoyle.
8. H is for Hologram.
9. I is for Island.
10. J is for (microscopic) Jupiter.
11. K is for Karma.
12. L is for Lunatic.
13. M is for Morgue.
14. N is for Nyctophilia.
15. O is for Obituary.
16. P is for Pineapple.
17. Q is for Quixotic.
18. R is for Ravioli.
19. S is for Sabotage.
20. T is for Theater.
21. U is for Unicorn.
22. V is for Venom.
23. W is for Walkman.
24. X is for Xylophagous.
25. Y is for Yeti.
26. Z is for Zombie / Zero.
27. Reflection.