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Last Commented Haiku/Senryu/Tanka Poems (281)

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lorentz

stop exchanges(belgian haiku)

radiant autumn
mirror of illusions
herd of holly cows
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Posted: Aug 2011
About this poem:
a bloody sleepless night...
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steve1223

Senryu?

Lady sweet
Hide and seek
Here I'm coming
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Posted: Jul 2011
About this poem:
Not sure if it is right.
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steve1223

Sun

Early morning sun
The tall pine tree
Greets it first
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Posted: Jul 2011
About this poem:
I just don't like staying within convention
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steve1223

Hawk

Hawk sailing
On summer breeze
Mice run for cover
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Posted: Jul 2011
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gnj4u

Total Eclipse

Red-moon alignment’s
ruby rays trickle, tracing
winter’s illusion.
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Posted: Jun 2011
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surprizeme

Muir Woods 2

Young and eager romps
the charmed saplings in the woods
naive of evil
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Posted: Jun 2011
About this poem:
A Haiku poem: A Japanese lyric verse form having three unrhymed lines of five, seven, and five syllables, traditionally invoking an aspect of nature or the seasons.

In nature there is no good or evil. It's non dualistic.

Inspired by Joseph Campbell.
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gnj4u

Anew

As earthquakes rumble
expand to split the surface
lives engulfed by loss

Tsunami washes
the earth’s crust while salty tears
seep into the core

Hearts shaken, broken
lovely lives drowned, buried, as
seasons’ sun radiates.

Still underneath skin
hope courses veins, awaiting.
Spring, where is thy bloom?
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Posted: Apr 2011
About this poem:
With its promise of hope and renewal
may this season be a blessing to all!
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boyshchrm6

Spirit Haiku

Your beauty intense
Viewed thru your pure spirit
Reveals the true you
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Posted: Feb 2011
About this poem:
My first attempt at a Haiku
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Unknown

HERMAN ON THE MOUNTby ~free cee!~

wouldst thou believe that which others declare as prophecy?
wouldst thine ears perceive that which others consider accuracy?
wouldst thine eyes open wide enough
to view what I consider reality?
must thou pierce his image
only to find The Son Of Man to be but a ghost declared?
then allow the great Shepheard and thou to be paired?

some swear Him God's most sovereign and righteous son
bearing so much anger they drop their Bible and pick up a gun
but He would rather thou layest down the sword
then for His name be the catalyst for damnable discord.......

upon a mount His sermon was thusly spoken
delivered to lepers and assorted souls all broken
His voice was heard by the righteous ones
and today woulst pray all enemies lay down their guns

so having pierced His flesh with thou finger such as a probe
I ask you now, wouldst then you bow before His righteous robe?
(c) 2011....~free cee!~
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Posted: Mar 2011
About this poem:
TO YOU PEOPLE IT DOESN'T MATTER WHATEVER POEM I POST
SO WHY SHOULD I BOTHER EXPLAINING THE OBVIOUS TO SO MANY WHO ARE OBLIVIOUS?
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Unknown

Growin' Up Moments prompted by 'The Willow Tree'

'Twas a sunny day, and a warm week-end,
Hard at play, just me, and my best friend.
As white as the snow, he and I e'ver did play,
"Bunny' is his name, 'twas simple as the day.

Floppy ears noted, with the help of a magic pen,
Silly me, he's tamed; knew him form the rest of kin.
Except for this day, to my bitter disappointment,
'Bunny' 'tis ne'er to be found; I wail; I lament.

Then running to the sound of the hide-and-seek tree,
I witness in horror, what's been done to 'Bunny' and me.
My pal, my bestest, he's the latest of animals progeny,
My Dad, I'm hatin', he believes he's providin' sustenany.

I "cry me a river," cause I am so unbelievin' sad,
At the loss I suffered, albeit at the hands of my Dad.
Were we that hungry; were we that so freakin' poor,
To snuff 'Bunny's life, of that I'm still not sure.

dolorezray
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Posted: Feb 2011
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