For some time now I have really enjoyed a certain type of poetry: Haiku. It is an old Japanese way of poems. It has only 17 syllables. So it is short, but elegant and very simple. Here are a few I have written. The first one is a Haiku on how to write Haiku.
"Haiku"
First, five syllables
Second, seven syllables
Last, five syllables
First, five syllables
Second, seven syllables
Last, five syllables
This next one I did in honor of Isaac Clark. It describes his lively personality.
"Isaac"
Giggles and laughter
Tough as bulls, Sweet as sugar
Full of lots of talk
Giggles and laughter
Tough as bulls, Sweet as sugar
Full of lots of talk
This one is about the palm trees. That we see ever so often.
"The Palm Tree"
Spiky leaves spread out
It's tall trunk with rings around
Hot weather is home
Spiky leaves spread out
It's tall trunk with rings around
Hot weather is home
This one is about ballet that I do.
"Ballet"
Graceful strokes in air
High and low, pleasant affair
Beautiful ballet
Graceful strokes in air
High and low, pleasant affair
Beautiful ballet
This one is about crickets.
"Little Crickets"
Crickets chirp evening song
Rubbing legs sound night music
Song sails on night air
Crickets chirp evening song
Rubbing legs sound night music
Song sails on night air
More Haiku later! Hope you like them!
I love your Haiku poetry. Keep up the excellent work.
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