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In the haiku, "In shadows we roamed" sets the scene of a relationship that once existed, where the lovers were intertwined in each other's lives, sharing moments both bright and dark. "Echoes of love now faded" signifies that the intensity and passion of their love have diminished over time, leaving behind only faint remnants of what once was. Finally, "Lost souls find solace" suggests that despite the loss and heartache, there is still hope for healing and finding peace in the aftermath of lost love. It speaks to the resilience of the human spirit and the possibility of moving forward despite the pain.
The subtle difference between Haiku & Senryu.
Another haiku, I used to work fast food from 10/88 - 1/93, and I never had to work the drive thru.
Another haiku, another parade nine miles from the first parade that was in Platteville, Wisconsin, which is in the southwest corner of the state. This parade was in Belmont, Wisconsin. On Sunday, it's off to WI Dells!
Haiku on the parade I went to today on September 9, 2023 for Dairy Days in Platteville, Wisconsin.
just a few for fun
Haiku/ Senryu 3 lines 7-5-7 syllables
When we first met...
"Time waits on no one". A true saying...
Grey mountain of sky Eating valiant silver ships Wild drunk on moon blood
Like a fish bone knife Patiently gutting stray clouds For silver lining.
nature inspired
Parental stress.
mucking around
A poem of hope for Ukraine.
Joining the crowd, trying Senryu
Once free,now lost.
It seems senryu is taking over here temporarily. I thought I'd add a lighthearted attempt.
Experimenting a little more with Haiku (nature) versus Senryu (feelings) .....5-7-5 format. Using a very structured format when writing poetry often helps to create such creativity and emphasis on words denoting feelings......amazing how descriptive language becomes....like music almost following conventions.
Just thoughts
Lets try Tanka, even with a bit of rhyme
ok I'm in too, gotta try this..
In tribute to Socrates........".thanks for enlightening me to this sub-form of Haiku-like style "
senryu (5-7-5) not half haiku
These few words I write Are stripped as bare as Winter Haiku poetry © lovecanbereal
“In the future, all parts of the body and brain,” the professor beamed at his rapt audience “will be replaceable.” “PROMAN will pursue his ever-adjustable programs forever. He will affix to and discard from his body, as required, all th
A random mix
the feel of the jazz age
staying by the beach
Just thinking of food for fun.
70's music
Following Ocean’s steps
Music Haiku
a few lines, next time I'll write about kittens and flowers.
Another try..
"What do ghosts see in a mirror?" Oak's underbelly. where dreams appeal naturally mom slipped from the crypt. Oak's u
toying with some more, think we are progressing..
Just having a crack ……
Just trying..
I love Haiku!!
Thank you, yaspark. I agree, we can't forget the good things either....
Thank you Sun n Sea, yes childhood is a great time !- we could often get away with being mischievious ! I myself was a huge tom-boy, until I discovered later- that not all of them wanted to push me off of the top of a hill while playing king on the m...
48jojo.....those experiences must have produced some indescribable memories. Thanks for the share and feedback....
love the poem really made me think hope all is well....
Andrew pipped me at the post, I had a job leaving though it was a merrigoround to delete. Enjoyed the poem...
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