Sijo Poems | Sijo Examples

whoever does an atom’s weight of good shall see it and whoever does an atom’s weight of evil shall see it whatever one does shall comeback to him or her, justice ...

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Four members of Charles the sixth of France court die in a fire At a masquerade ball, six hundred thirty two years ago Lesson that should be learnt by all men, punishment is ahead...

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El Árbol del Tule, what a legendary tree! More than two thousands years is her age, history! The ancient Giant tree El Árbol del Tule so cool!...

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When something is missing, when someone is gone, there is no light It’s not just the absence of sunshine, not just a starlight deceit It’s more like the aching of pain and sensation, the darkness burns ...

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the other day I met a cute Zionist lad in street, he had said to me you are terrorist I replied yeah sometime I really do, with some powerful horror...

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the poet makes a big meaning in few lines the poster makes small meaning in many lines the writer knows when to make it short or long...

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He is one of if not the most beautiful man, yet so brutal. In the presence of his variants, all resistance is futile. He's heroic in one, yet tragic in multiversal......

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The good thing is I am never going to be crying, But the truth is there is still this deep heartaching longing For that very something with that very someone I am missing....

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You see me sitting in silence, but never ask what I’ve lost to be quiet. I smile like a habit — behind it, a heart held together with breath. The shadows walk with me kindly, hiding the parts I can’t bear to show....

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White fluffy bunny, finger puppet, my grandson tries on for size. Hopping off his finger and into the palm of my hand. He checked price, told me to put toy back on shelf; full size cost less. ...

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Coniferous greenery holds up the hill and my eyes. Snakes wind around the roots, and my boots, if I’m not careful. Replaced junipers with a weeping willow and stone wall. ...

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Junipers symbolized rest and refuge in ancient times. Elijah, Job, and Jeremiah were drawn to these special trees. During their worst times, resting beneath them, they pondered life and death. ...

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I first met you, heard you on a beach in Cornwall, Jennifer; I fourteen, you, a soft, mellow chanted, sybaritic siren. Still, the Hurdy Gurdy man stopped, looked across, smiled at this boy....

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A june bug, flying at night, races to a window light To the greens behind the sill, fleeing from the twilight's chill But alas! The window is shut—no rest to find in this glass hut ...

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Today is neat I went to the beach, the Red Sea coast I saw some nice people volunteerly clean the coast Oceans cleaning day what a lovely good work we had! ...

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