While the count could use work, the content and words are beautiful. Like you said, it's your first one. I mess up my count all the time. Some I correct the count and some I just leave to stand alone without the Haiku or Senryu attachment. It is all up to you since this is your vision and words. Thanks for sharing beautiful words.
While the count could use work, the content and words are beautiful. Like you said, it's your first one. I mess up my count all the time. Some I correct the count and some I just leave to stand alone without the Haiku or Senryu attachment. It is all up to you since this is your vision and words. Thanks for sharing beautiful words.
A nice observation of nature but as a haiku it is outside the form (as John and Chris suggest) and haikus typically are literal observations of nature and don't usually offer figurative speech such as simile and personification which you use well, by the way.
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Thanks FT Ledrew. I appreciate this. It seems, I will have to have a re-look over my piece.
<.. read moreThanks FT Ledrew. I appreciate this. It seems, I will have to have a re-look over my piece.
Chris is correct about the count and this is more senyru than haiku. Never-the-less it is a good piece of poetry and all forms of poetry started out when someone decided to write and found a form. Well done.
I am not a specialist when it comes to this poetic form. But, I like your grouping of words in a sensible, readable manner. I do not know the rules applying to the writing of a proper Haiku because I am out of practice but, I applaud your effort here. The picture fits your words well!
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