The Serving of Haiku - summary!
I had only 6 requests, so here are all six haiku:
Washington D.C.
Spring brings us a festival
Sakura April
I want to be strong,
swift as wind, fierce in love, brave-
You, my exemplar
The impossible
Is my own invention, so
I can draw Muchness!
A distant bonfire
Casts its sparks across our sky.
What did you wish for?
In this bright blue vault,
Lines of distance with no nests.
But I still found you.
I see blood spatters,
Tumbled chairs, fading eye light.
My work here is done.
Go Here to see the comments and prompts.
This was a quick, fun exercise! Thank you, all who requested a poem. :)
Washington D.C.
Spring brings us a festival
Sakura April
I want to be strong,
swift as wind, fierce in love, brave-
You, my exemplar
The impossible
Is my own invention, so
I can draw Muchness!
A distant bonfire
Casts its sparks across our sky.
What did you wish for?
In this bright blue vault,
Lines of distance with no nests.
But I still found you.
I see blood spatters,
Tumbled chairs, fading eye light.
My work here is done.
Go Here to see the comments and prompts.
This was a quick, fun exercise! Thank you, all who requested a poem. :)