It is the job of poetry to clean up our word-clogged reality by creating silences around things.
~ Stephen Mallarme
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ondays in May are theme days for Blogathoners and today’s theme is to write and post a haiku. Last year, I posted a little bit about what a haiku is and posted one that was 5-6-5. Traditionally, it follows a 5-7-5 syllables per line pattern, which this year's haiku follows. Enjoy!
Dew
Plump petals quiver -
The thunder was long and loud.
Sorrow slips down, slow.
Oremus pro invicem,
~ Mikaela
Try your hand at haiku and post either it or a link to it in the comments!
6 comments:
Beautiful choice of words, Mikaela.
Thank you, Jackie!
Mikaela
I loved your haiku - I read it and felt it - hope you are well
Patti
I love the whole idea of haiku, capturing the present moment, spare words, use of nature. It's all good. I usually do better with fewer syllables as some books recommend for English.
Here's one:
Silver blooms
fading to green
two doves watch.
Patti ~ thank you so much!!
Barbara ~ beautifully said and I love your haiku! Thanks for sharing.
Your blog is so inspiring! Your wordings are rich and concise. I love it! - Sun Hee
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