Marry Me

A haiku about the day I said “yes”

By Kiera G Published about a year ago • 1 min read

Photo by Louis Watson on Unsplash

Two rivers merging

Branching hands; sand and sapphire

Some depths are endless

love poems nature poetry

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Kiera G

NorCal-based. Would rather be writing about made-up people. Locked in a constant struggle with her cat (irreconcilable differences over the best use of a notebook).

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Marry Me

A haiku about the day I said “yes”

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Kiera G

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