Long Lunes Poems
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autumn promises embrace the silence, melting away bitterness, awakening the brilliance of peace in the shadows of His grace - Quote by Poet
Syllable based – 5-3-5
harvest heals the heart
leaves dancing
hues of faith and hope
Word based 3-5-3
orange and gold
breath love upon the soul
prayers and psalms
Lune (Mixed Pair) Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: William Kekaula
October 17, 2021
Two mixed originals of a new form of haiku known as 'Lune'. There are two different versions of this non-rhyming form, each follows a strict structured format that is not interchangeable.
First, there is the syllable-based, 5-3-5 version, second, is the word-based, 3-5-3 version. Create Lunes of each version, one-time-only, bearing a shared theme of your choice.
demi lunes
ascending the height of pleasure
tantra crept in
through the cracks of reality
a rainbow crescent eclipsed all pain
turned the suffering of suffering
into a medium for growth and change
chakras mingled in orange and indigo
blue and red composed violet glows
a yellow hue infused
navel gazing at its best
her green eyes mesmerized
the radiance of togetherness
created a full spectrum
of mind body and soul
like children they painted
on the canvas of their skins
as tidal waves of intimate warmth
ebbed and flowed
to the sound of music in their heart
when synaesthesia exploded all senses
all darkness disappeared
and white stars watched over their union
two demi lunes became
one lunar globe
tickled by sunlight of compassion
caressed infinite peace
24th October 2024
Spring starts, with the drip, drip, of icicles:
as longer days of sunshine warm the air.
And as folks switch from cars to bicycles,
winter weather turns from freezing to fair.
Tulip, daffodil, and crocus bulbs sprout;
imbuing gardens with colorful inks.
And as life's resurrected, all about:
Spring's awash, in a sea of blues and pinks.
The first of the songbirds start tweeting tunes:
shortening the length of Winter's harsh rule.
And melting lakes echo the calls of lunes:
as ice-free waters flow, from cold to cool.
Red, yellow, violet, purple, and gold:
define Spring's palette as subtle, yet bold.