My sister (who I like to call SiSyphus because well she's my sis and because I dig the myth) shared with me some of her poetry and now I'm sharing it with you.
Love the idea of Haiku and this is really good. Here in South West Scotland near the small town of Creetown, a set of standing granite stones known as The Whinnie Face has become an attraction for visitors. Local schoolchildren along with poet Lucy Burnett came up with Haiku for inscription on the stones. Here's two verses from the stones.
animals come out from hibernation until grass sways with the slow wind
light between larch trees the overlapping echoes of children's voices
These are great. I especially liked the first. Really spoke to me and my inner rain.
ReplyDeleteglad you liked them :)
DeleteYes, I liked the first. Well done to your sister. I think haiku is a really good poetic form, it is just so concise.
ReplyDeleteagreed.
Delete*sigh* :( This is lovely though, albeit a bit depressing lol
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indeed!
DeleteLove the idea of Haiku and this is really good.
ReplyDeleteHere in South West Scotland near the small town of Creetown, a set of standing granite stones known as
The Whinnie Face has become an attraction for visitors.
Local schoolchildren along with poet Lucy Burnett came up with Haiku for inscription on the stones. Here's two verses from the stones.
animals come out
from hibernation
until grass sways
with the slow wind
light between larch trees
the overlapping echoes
of children's voices
awesome! thanks for sharing that. much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteAguilar, that's a beautiful poem written by your sister. Everyone can relate to it in one way or another.
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