Safe Harbor (Haiku)

Safe Harbor (Haiku)

A Poem by icelandicblue

Salt spray fills the air
we cut through the wild whitecaps
toward the white boned sand.

© 2013 icelandicblue


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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.

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

icelandicblue

11 Years Ago

Hi Clockwork,

Thank you so much for your kind comment.
Clockwork

11 Years Ago

You're welcome :-)



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Love this Anne!! Fantastic haiku...;-)

Posted 11 Years Ago


icelandicblue

11 Years Ago

Thank you kindly Red.
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


icelandicblue

11 Years Ago

I do happen to like this one myself. Thank you so much.
Amazing, man. Amazing. You should do more haikus.

Posted 11 Years Ago


icelandicblue

11 Years Ago

Thanks, haikus are how I started writing poetry. I feel they are my poetic roots and perhaps I will .. read more
Samuel Pennell

11 Years Ago

Sounds good! I didn't know you were on right now. I sent you a friend request/message. But anyways, .. read more
icelandicblue

11 Years Ago

I most certainly will.
Beautiful imaage of ocean and sand....

Posted 11 Years Ago


icelandicblue

11 Years Ago

Thanks Marie.
creates a great image in so few lines. I love summer. This makes me wanna run to the beach right now

Posted 11 Years Ago


icelandicblue

11 Years Ago

Gotta love the beach, thanks.
This is lovely, Blue - written beautifully in only a few lines.

Posted 11 Years Ago


icelandicblue

11 Years Ago

Thanks so much Noodle!
Beautiful Anne, it seems we all may be going to belize before long.

Posted 11 Years Ago


icelandicblue

11 Years Ago

Sounds good to me Jack. Thanks.
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


icelandicblue

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 more
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.

Posted 11 Years Ago


icelandicblue

11 Years Ago

Thank you so much Sarah,

I am pleased that you felt this one.
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.

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

icelandicblue

11 Years Ago

Hi Clockwork,

Thank you so much for your kind comment.
Clockwork

11 Years Ago

You're welcome :-)

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