I like the movement that you capture in this one. The sound of your words, combines with the idea of cutting through the whitecaps, creates the thought of running back to the shore without having to use that word. I like tour alliteration with the "wild whitecaps" in the second line of this one. Great Haiku to capture a moment of summer fun.
I really like the imagery and your choice of words in this one. Great haiku to capture the essence of summer fun, and a moment of tranquility. We all need more of these special times :)
Posted 11 Years Ago
11 Years Ago
I do happen to like this one myself. Thank you so much.
Thanks, haikus are how I started writing poetry. I feel they are my poetic roots and perhaps I will .. read moreThanks, haikus are how I started writing poetry. I feel they are my poetic roots and perhaps I will write more.
11 Years Ago
Sounds good! I didn't know you were on right now. I sent you a friend request/message. But anyways, .. read moreSounds good! I didn't know you were on right now. I sent you a friend request/message. But anyways, like I said in my request, you should check out my piece, "Black is the Devil and Evil is the Sun" if you get the chance. Some of our writing seems to be in the same genre, with its dramatic language.
Beautiful writing. I'm unable to count 5-7-5 though. Maybe it's just me being stupid or maybe your poem is more elaborate than the western form.
Posted 11 Years Ago
11 Years Ago
Thanks for your comment. I just did a recount and I found 5-7-5- although you are right- that format.. read moreThanks for your comment. I just did a recount and I found 5-7-5- although you are right- that format is a western artifice. The haiku should only take one breath to repeat. Thanks again.
A beautiful haiku... The ocean imagery is always my favorite, because for some reason it gives a sense of freedom and clarity. I, as Christian pointed out, also enjoyed the "movement" of "cutting through" the ocean and heading toward a "white boned" shore. Those images were so start and real. Stunning write, my friend. I felt the salt spray and the motion of the vessel.
I like the movement that you capture in this one. The sound of your words, combines with the idea of cutting through the whitecaps, creates the thought of running back to the shore without having to use that word. I like tour alliteration with the "wild whitecaps" in the second line of this one. Great Haiku to capture a moment of summer fun.
I do not accept any new friend requests unless we have read and commented on each others poetry. No exceptions. I have enough homework as it is. I expect reciprocity in our exchanges. Read my work and.. more..