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(01A) Solstice Moon (Haiku)

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Solstice Moon

by ~Gregg Rowe~

egg shell beige canvas
brush hairs kiss painter’s easel
silver blood moon shines


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Haiku:

Haiku, is a 17 syllable poem broken into 3 lines of 5,7 and 5 syllables respectively.

Originating in Japan, Haiku means "beginning phrase". The rules for this type of poetry are it must refer to something in nature, and represent a season. It is written in the present tense.

Here are some that I have written;

Golfers Heaven

trimmed greens invite play
eagle putt circles and drops -
I dance with my club.

Summer Memories

soaked under clear skies
water shoots from the sprinkler -
dripping in butter.

Yard Work

Metal prongs - gather
Fallen hands from outright arms
Green blades breathe again

Written by: Tracy Lynn Repchuk

© Canadian Federation of Poets  

Written February 4th, 2006

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  • lordoftherings gold member
    April 16, 2006
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    Something is wrong with the program tonight...I tried three times to enter your contest, two of the poems were not the ones I chose but somehow got entered. I have the correct poem entered in your contest now, sorry for the wasted time in reading that I have somehow caused. gregg
  • blessedbeyondbelief
    April 16, 2006
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    This is a beautiful piece and thanks for entering...I hate to say this...but...This is BEAUTIFUL...not much comedic value here...good luck, many blessings to you.
    Terrie

  • astralshepherd gold member
    February 4, 2006
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    Gregg, you and i both know how i could go on and on about this, both of us painters; you, the good one...me, the struggling one, the familiar smells and textures of paint and canvas, the subtle sliding of pigments rich and soft, gentle and often nearly erotic. This is a brilliant haiku and i so wish i could write them. (mine come out more like ‘fake-ku’) I will let others take the time find the wonderful meaning lining the last phrase of a silver blood moon shines . Gregg you have such depth, it is often lost to so many who fail to stop, pause and inhale the fragrance of your poetry.
    Blessings and best wishes, ♥ ~richard ♥

  • pozo
    February 4, 2006
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    Beautiful write Keep writing, I liked your sibilance here Not a perfect haiku in my opinion but a great poem
    All the best
    Your friend
    Pozo

  • shortrocker911
    February 4, 2006
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    wow simply beautiful
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