Short Sketchbook Poems

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a HAIGA from my sketchbook

footsteps in the streets - echos of distant youth
I think so I paint, I imagine and pen- mix in a hiku to make a haiga-like zen
Categories: sketchbook, art, word play,
Form: Ekphrasis


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In My Sketchbook

waka,tanka,yugen
elegant poem-songs to pen

haiga,wenren,haiku
multi-talents to read or view

renga,haikai,haibun
light or long,poetry-prose can be fun

senryu,kigo kireji
the cutting word..is the key
Categories: sketchbook, on writing and words
Form: Couplet
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Muse Enthused

She screams me awake; no rest tonight. I arise, rub my bleary eyes Grabbing pencil and sketchbook, She pours onto the page And I am amazed That is so cool Wish I could Have done That.
Categories: sketchbook, appreciation, how i feel, imagery, imagination, inspiration,
Form: Nonet

Illumination

a
 poem
 of
 light
 hallowed
 heightens
 the
 morning
 sun
 making
 love's delight
 a bumblebee
 in purple
 clover
 a
 cloud drift
 of spring geese
 or long
 notes
 of marsh
 wrens




(Published Sketchbook - July/August 2011)
Categories: sketchbook, appreciation, beauty, earth, poetry,
Form: Shape
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Read All About It

my short poems on twitter
art ekphrasis on Flickr-
and blogs in this soup

other efforts in Sketchbook
so come now, take a quick look-
and keep in the loop 
 
PLEASE LEAVE A COMMENT ON MY PS BLOG OR MAKE 
COMMENT HERE BELOW if you want to know more
Categories: sketchbook, art, on writing and words,
Form: Tail-rhyme


Sunny Moon

Into my yoga room she came with a half moon
The sun burnt it, she said
For the moon dared to show in the afternoon
Her distress equalled the moons
Her tears, when they came, could fill a water balloon
I distract her with pictures in cartoons
Of animals and birds cooling down in the monsoon
Just then raindrops fell on her sketchbook
Filling her teacup with rain, I hand out a spoon
Thus, she stopped crying for the moon.
Categories: sketchbook, 9th grade, animal, childhood, cry, moon,
Form: Bio
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