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        The sea is angry;

        The winds echo her screaming—

        The hurricane comes…

 

        Torrential waves

        Carry furry to the shores:

        Fragility doomed…

 

        Island paradise,

        Poised and ready for combat;

        Nature’s sad beauty…

 

        Nature lashing out—

        An unwanted canvassing

        Of hurricane grief:-

        

 

        The calm sea rippling...

        Lifeless bodies floating death

  The storm moves onward.

Hurricane Haiku: 5 Movements

Hurricane Haiku: 5 Movements

		The sea is angry;
		The winds echo her screaming—
		The hurricane comes…

		Torrential waves
		Carry furry to the shores:
		Fragility doomed…

		Island paradise,
		Poised and ready for combat;
		Nature’s sad beauty…

		Nature lashing out—
		An unwanted canvassing
		Of hurricane grief:-
		
		The calm sea rippling...
		Lifeless bodies floating death:
		The storm moves onward.
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Anaya Avatar
October 9, 2022 at 10:51 AM
A masterfully majestic Haiku, Master Millard Lowe ~ The hurricane’s onslaught is jarring!
Lowe Avatar
October 10, 2022 at 7:41 AM
Thanks, I Am Anaya. May we remain steadfast in the midst of the hurricanes of both nature herself, as well as those of human nature that confronts us daily. ONE. Peace and Love.
Gauthier Avatar
October 6, 2022 at 5:53 PM
Bravo ~ wonderful haiku sequence.
Lowe Avatar
October 10, 2022 at 7:44 AM
Thanks, Line Gauthier. I am please that this Haiku sequence resonated with you. I love Haiku. Have been working hard to master its approach within the nature of my own culture background.
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