Japanese haiku, which is a word derived from the Japanese phrase "haikai no ku" meaning "light verse," are among the best forms of poetry when it comes to concisely expressing a single idea or mood.
These three-line, 17-syllable poems are light reads that cover a range of emotions, including humor (which tends to be my personal favorites).
They frequently focus on a single instance or a minute change in the seasons, condensing a single instance or abstract idea in a visceral sense.
My senses are so completely engaged that I can actually hear a bird chirp, see its scarlet feathers, or feel the warmth of the sun kissing my toes thanks to these deceptively simple, well chosen words that transport me in an almost meditative way.
I looked for a couple just for you that include the word "blue" in them in honor of our most recent Indigo release, the Soothing Triple Recovery Cream.
Just for you, a few using the word "blue."
Blue Love that is truthful
Everybody will be hated.
Simply follow you
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Sonny Servaz
Father, writer, poet, and husband. Family, education, health & wealth, politics, relationships, speculative fiction & fact, humor, and writing are some of my favorite topics to blog about.
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