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Falling leaves
Paragraphs wind blown;
Telling a story

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Two carrot cakes
Different recipes;
Delightful outcomes

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House work calls
Busy with home work;
Fastidious hands

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Watch what happens
Random rain wets;
Harsh heatwave irrigates

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Yes once again
That time of year;
Haze adds colour

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Geopolitics confers
Conflict confronts calm;
Uneasy peace

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This great stretch
Sea and boundaries;
So many claims

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Difficult choices
No middle path;
Fumble taking sides

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So much here
Activity consigns;
Cash like ammo

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Profound question:
Why ask why?
So many times

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Cheery children
Play prunes prank;
Laughter frolics

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Leon Enriquez
09 April 2016
Singapore
Form: Haiku


Her Soul

That gilded cage
with its…
heavy quilted,
ironclad armour 
is Home 
to her soul

She's been busy
racking up layers
while her soul burrows 
deeper 
and deeper 

yielding to the cage's allure

as it whirls through
timeless wormholes 
birthed by life's orbit


Her soul carries on 
swimming through 
Sands of eternity 
Oblivious 
to the obvious realities 

that cage is a Shield 

though at times 
it obscures the view
in its cleft, a haven is found 

by a soul 
yearning for silence 
and nursing a craving 
for stillness 

This chest feels empty at times

the emptiness speak volumes 
it’s the kind 
that never ever lets up
it’s loudly echoed 
by the heart's throb 
as it obediently irrigates a life
a duty 
that will not be deprived 

This prison is a Safe house 

entry is denied to most
it’s limited to a selected few
and that 
after meticulous scrutiny 
exits are but a fantasy 
and thus glisten 
with the appeal
of the unattainable 

One fateful day 
her soul 
in a trance 
teleported into an abyss 
of quickened desire 

where a glimmer 
of unfounded hope 
sparked a wisp of courage 


Her soul rose 
to the occasion 
and offered its fears 
for a sacramental sacrifice 

as its terrors rose 
to the surface, she 
cradled it in her arms 
to soothe it 
with gentle crooning 

Her song a mantra of rebirth 

Of a buried seed 
that in time sprouts 
and shoots past its confines 

When it finally matures,
it will sow it’s seed 
to the wind
while its fluff takes to the skies 
and beyond 

its roots will nourish 
the womb of the mother 

Her lullaby purified the sacrifice 

as darkness fell
upon the cage
turning it into a cozy 
cocoon…

While her soul 
hibernated 
She
in patience 
stood sentinel 
armed with love

to keep the terrors at bay
as nature sows it’s wild oats

This heart is a Fortress 

that serves her soul
while it mans the post
It will remain 
on ice

Premium Member Haiku Moods

Soul sits on a dream
Ponders on wonder;
Time slips away

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Cutie cutie pie
Styles a sweet smile;
Innocent allure

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Blessings now glow
Over the rainbow;
Watch dreams come true

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Stray breeze chills,
Scented shivers;
Airy evening delights

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Mystic moments charm
Calm demeanour;
Witty textures spool

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Joy navigates
Cheer irrigates;
Peace meditates

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Poolside garden
Plumeria blooming ample;
Ecstatic allure

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Skyline colours 
Blaze of sunset;
Evening interlude

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Be savvy now
Love yourself first;
Count your blessings

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Leon Enriquez
11 April 2016
Singapore
Form: Haiku

Giving Thanks: Water

Some people believe in taking it to their Lord in prayer 
I on the other hand believe in tipping it into the seas in tears 
I rain all my sorrows and joys in equal measure, into water, in all the forms she chooses to embody, she that is the healing arm of my mother Lobopo, for sweet release as she runs fountains down my cheeks and my eyes become pools filling up and spilling over with pent up emotions 
she in turn soaks away all my aches and pains as I gain instant relief 
My third eye receives and emits healing only when its fully emerged in her clear waters when they hold stillness 
reminiscent of my great grandmother's gift of sight 
inherited from her own great grandmother and she in turn from hers and so forth down the mortal coil of decendancy as committed to tribal memory
She is in me and I am partly her the healing hand of my mother metsi 
She has always been the belt hoisting me to my ancestors since the day of my conception as I laid at rest in her being fortified before I entered the mortal realm 
She runs deep in me as she oils, dilutes, cleanses, purifies and irrigates my being, to afford me the precious gift of life
I carry the distinctive mark of mother Gaia on me and it's a shining reflection of my original root that is planted on the banks of her rivers and even ponds all over my MamaLand 
Planted within reach to her waters that keep my marrow moist and supple 
I am a seedling of her fontanel Aferika where the pulse of life beats so raw, tender and bold that it leaves the bittersweet taste of nostalgia clinging to all the hearts she ever encounters 
and all life forms latch onto her ample teat for sustenance 
I give thanks to the arm of my mother water, for giving me life, 
never forsaking me in my hour of desperate need 
and for keeping me connected to the original source of my being Aferika
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