Sands of the desert
Golden backdrop of beauty
Burning in the sun
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Daily Haiku – Wed. January 16, 2019
Tag: Haiku
Daily Haiku – Tue. January 15, 2019
Soft petals for you
To lay on in your beauty
Like a flower child
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Daily Haiku – Mon. January 14, 2019
A rose is a rose
But its beauty cannot hold
A candle to you
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Daily Haiku – Sun. January 13, 2019
The wild ocean roars
Crashing its waves on the rocks
Unmerciful strength
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Daily Haiku – Sat. January 12, 2019
Gently you caress
Like a rose without a thorn
and surprised my heart
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Daily Haiku – Fri. January 11, 2019
There was no warning
You stole my weak, fragile heart
Like a thief at night
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Daily Haiku – Thu. January 10, 2019
Your thoughts can reach me
Across a million miles
As if inside me
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Daily Haiku – Wed. January 9, 2019
The early bird chirps
A good morning to the world
Giving us all hope
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Daily Haiku – Tue. January 8, 2019
A whisper from you
Is like a soothing warm balm
On a painful wound
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Haibun Monday
January was named for Janus, the God of new beginnings and gateways, who had two faces. One looking back to the old year and the other looking forward to the new year. It is tradition that we cast away the trappings and events of the previous year and look forward to the new one with hope.
I think that could be an unattainable goal. If you have experienced great joy over the Christmas holiday then you are absolutely coming down from a love and food high and the New Year can be a non event. If your year starts with sorrow, you will experience misery every January thereafter.
January holds little excitement in the Northern Hemisphere. Cold, snow and freezing weather for most. Even in a sub tropical climate like Florida it can be chilly. I often wonder if those living in the Southern Hemisphere experience the same feeling in July. Hmmmmm!
This Haiku best describes my feeling every January.
January
Sunshine does not come
The Sky is grey and moody
A feeling of gloom
Christine Bolton - Poetry for Healing ©
In response to D'Verse Poets Haibun Monday hosted by Kim
Description of January plus a Haiku on a season