Notes About The Poem

I came upon an intriguing french phrase:  "Raison d'etre" which means - reason for existing .  This age-old question has been pondered by humanity with the birth of  consciousness  and is a question that all of us ask repeatedly in our lifetimes in our search for who we are.  My answer to this question is within this poem "POET".   We are all alone in our worlds but constantly reach out looking for love to protect us, inspire us, and make us feel worthy, while we consistently express it as our identity through our art and humanity to other fellow humans, defining who we are. This poem is an abstract use of words that implies these sentiments with a sensual relevance and rationale that re-creates the mystery and loneliness in our search.

Poet

Wandering in a love song
Dreaming of his hearts embrace
The Troubadour sings

"Raison d' etre"
While stars cast a lonely moon's tune
Where darkness shields his fate

As wind is to rain, his sadness 
Blows tears to the ground and falls
Like heavy roaring

Thundering skies crash
While his lyric silences soft
The Troubadour sings


July 20, 2019
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Breidenthal Avatar
August 2, 2019 at 6:47 AM
Descriptive - I agree with Silent One and all these lovely comments. Very well-written!
Dietrich Avatar
July 23, 2019 at 5:46 PM
I liked how at the end you brought it back to the troubadour sings. Very nicely done.
Mcgee Avatar
July 21, 2019 at 8:07 AM
Lost in a love song...thundering skies crash...I love the flow of this haiku of yours. Just so much depth.
One Avatar
July 21, 2019 at 7:59 AM
Great haiku, so descriptive..
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