Envoi
a haiku
Photo by Taylor Harper on Unsplash
With the jellyfish
is where they'll find my last words.
Lost— turned to sea foam.
About the Creator
R.C. Taylor
I write to invoke, to process, to honor, to resurrect, and—sometimes—to grieve but, above all, I write to be free.
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Comments (15)
So much meaning packed into so little words. Well done
Electrifying, feels like a jellyfish sting.
Stunning. Haikus are not my forte, but this is magical.
Recognition well-deserved! This is an excellent example of everything Haiku were meant to convey. Eternity in 17 syllables!
Congratulations, well deserved
Wow! This was spectacular! I felt it and saw it. Miss the ocean even more now. Beautiful!
So beautiful! Congratulations, again!! 🥰🥰
Well done! Beautiful!
Such an elegant reminder of our transience. Congratulations in placing in this challenge. ❤'d and subscribed 🤗
Very beautiful 🤩 congratulations 🍾
Fabulous!!! Congratulations!!!💖💖💕
Wonderful piece. Congrats
I'm totally not surprised you placed in this challenge. Awesome poetry as always!!!
Congratulations Rachel...!!!
Beautiful. One of my favorites, honestly 😍