Senryu Silent raindrops soak like tears shed on a pillow when hearts are broken Copyright © 2020 Christine Bolton - Poetry for Healing All Rights Reserved
Daily Haiku – Thu. November 19, 2020
Tag: Tears
Daily Haiku – Sat. September 5, 2020
Senryu Salty tears trickle Cheeks flushed from the angry words Forgiveness never Christine Bolton - Poetry for Healing ©
Daily Haiku – Sat. February 1, 2020
Senryu
The tears of our pain
can never completely wash
away the damage
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Tears – Poem of the Month – February 2020
Tears
Salty, stinging tears
filling eyes
Bursting forth
in a cascade
of aesthetic emotion
Cathartically
flushing
a wounded heart
which lies
in pieces
at your feet
As light enters
the dull, dim
coffin of my mind
and the sobs
of agony subside,
a strange sense
of peace
befalls my being
and I am
again calm
Knowing
It is finished
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Word Prompts
Aesthetic - RDP
Strange - FOWC
Finished - JusJoJan
Image -Pixabay Margo Deco
Daily Haiku – Tue. November 12, 2019
Senryu
Tears well in my eyes
When I think of what we had
Now gone forever
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Daily Haiku – Sun. Jul. 14, 2019
Senryu
Those fleeting moments
When I remember our love
Tears come to my eyes
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Daily Haiku – Thu. January 17, 2019
My tears an ocean
Flowing endlessly for miles
Hoping your ship comes
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Confirmation
Confirmation
Today your behavior is decided
The nation watching is divided
You’ve described your actions as silly
Boyhood pranks leaving us chilly
Your true colors shined brightly through
The thin veneer that is you
We saw you for what you are
A privileged bully hiding behind the bar
We’ve met many like you over the years
Arrogance worn as a right, bringing tears
We do not see you as enigmatic
To us you appear more manic
A privileged man full of anger
So quick to unleash his langor
The available position you will not be denied
You shouted, screamed and even cried
We watched your accuser so strong and credible
Your reaction contrived and unbelievable
The country today pays attention
Your position is in undeniable contention
A decision to come not just for you
But fifty years more of this preview
Women of this country should be scared
A judge deplete of empathy might just be declared
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Word Prompts:
Daily Haiku – Monday, September 10, 2018
The plants cry their tears
When starved of your affection
Dying from neglect
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Reunion
Reunion
Like snowflakes falling
Silently in the night
I am unaware of the beauty
About to unfold in my sight
You stand in front of me
After a lifetime of years
Memories roaring back
Bringing with them tears
Separated as teenagers
Daddy with a shotgun
A baby on the way
Our parents come undone
You travel east
And I am sent west
Never meant to be
We were told it was for the best
You served our country
Our baby was adopted
Turning away from my family
It was never what I wanted
I left them all in the past
My spirit had been broken
Living a better life alone
Another word was never spoken
Here you are now
A ghost from before
A buried secret
We could never ignore
Your smile the same
It’s as if no time had passed
The lonely years forgotten
We are together at last
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