A Haiku Anthology - 03-30-2018

*********** land... a barren waste the seven seas, future steam climate warming a weed to thee the scarlet pimpernel forget-me-not primroses yellow sapphires... light banks there are no shadows the only animal to live in hope... humans reality rules building on mountains in hope... they will not slide false security knelt before lava red hot devastation... flows what were they... fools sundogs... to see one... you never will, there multi refracted suns hurricanes monsters tornadoes can drop in two dust devils chase you hungry desert sands have swallowed many cities still... we have not learned wonders... tomorrows... used to be surprises... wows... we wait... knowing the king of hearts a rampant gigolo beguiles milfs welcome Himalayan balm white coated bumblebees purple loosestrife ***********
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Shaw Avatar
March 30, 2018 at 4:06 AM
Hello Mick, I must admit to not really getting Haiku, but when you link several together like this, it is really quite beautiful and poetic. Regards to you, Kevin
Talbot Avatar
March 30, 2018 at 7:36 AM
Hi Kevin, A senryu, a relative of the haiku. This one is a reply to your comment.................................................................................... good commentators... i search... seek... look high and low... i need search no more... ................................................................................................ Have a great Easter... Mick
Cunningham Avatar
March 30, 2018 at 2:16 AM
Another fab hakiu collection Mick.You do shine with these. Tom
Talbot Avatar
March 30, 2018 at 2:29 AM
You're too kind, thanks Tom... Mick
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