Haiku

Fifty More Ways
Hop on a plane, Jane Send a DM, Kim Don’t have to ghost, Hope I love this cover, but here’s the original: My current count in the fifty song haiku thingy: song number 26, haiku number 12, day number 13.
By Harper Lewis about a month ago in Poets
Oh, Baby
Ain’t but one way out— Why don’t you come in again? No, not through the door. Another for the 50 song-inspired haiku challenge. There are some rules I’ve chosen not to follow. Deontology enthusiasts can get those rules here:
By Harper Lewis about a month ago in Poets
These Boots
When boots hit the ground they remember what they’re for: walking over you This was inspired by Paul Stewart’s latest song haiku:
By Harper Lewis about a month ago in Poets
Keep Walking
She's just living Requires no damn comment So just keep walking * Thanks for reading! This is inspired by Alyson Smith's challenge of writing a haiku a day for 50 days, inspired by songs and lyrics that are special to her.
By Paul Stewartabout a month ago in Poets
Hell's Bells
Evil steals my sleep All that's holy leaves the room I scream out your name This was inspired by the version of Tubular Bells by Book of Love which was just the 80s version of Mike Oldfield's song that was the theme for the movie The Exorcist.
By Tina D. Lopezabout a month ago in Poets
Love Missile F1-11
Love Missile F1-11 Weapons fill the sky While the hungry people starve Chaos rules the youth.
By Alyson Smith about a month ago in Poets
Shine on Me
Philadelphia Freedom. Philadelphia, what happened to it?
By Harper Lewis about a month ago in Poets
Haiku Happiness
. . . . . . . amazing gold vein . . . . . . .. . . . . . the power of tears is lost . . . . . . joy follows the heart . . .
By SAMURAI SAM: Wild Wayneabout a month ago in Poets
Stepping Out
Stepping Out Bright cabs pierce the fog Leaving the screens far behind Drawn toward the glow.
By Alyson Smith about a month ago in Poets
Mother Goose and Goslings
mother goose leads on her brood follows to the pond sweet family time
By Seema Patelabout a month ago in Poets
Encore
I wash blood from hands mirror sees what I refuse— play the song again The song that inspired this is Maestro by Kaizers Orchestra which is in Norwegian, which I don't speak or understand. Years ago it found its way on to my playlist and I loved the way they said "Maestro."
By Tina D. Lopezabout a month ago in Poets
City waterway
City waterway Homage to commercial past Eau transportation
By Raymond G Taylorabout a month ago in Poets