A Day in the Life of the Blue Bay Sky
(Described by a set of five haiku poems and pictorials)
The day begins ..... The sunlight's peeking through.
Starting to peek through,
Sunrise sparking a new day,
A new day dawning.
Essence of the day ..... Suddenly, color.
I spy a glider,
In his armchair in the sky,
Fly by glider fly.
As day progresses ..... clouds come out to play.
Clouds up in the sky,
White cotton balls at play,
Soon, they will drift by.
Close to the end ...... The sun readies to sleep
Painted by a God,
Pastel art shaped in delight,
Immerse in the sight.
Day's end ..... The sky bleeds red to bid goodnight.
The red sky I see,
Looks like the sky bleeds tonight,
What an awesome sight.
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[Author's note: This poem is a play on syllables. The five sections are divided by a line with ten syllables, followed by the traditional haiku format of five, seven, and five formats. An image highlights each section and haiku to give some depth.]
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Till next time,
Calvin
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Calvin London
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