Not today, two-legs! No joy without protection. Where is your ground, sir? *** So, I saw Matthew's challenge and chose the first mundane object I saw, did an image search, and there it was. This one practically wrote itself.
By Dana Crandell3 years ago in Poets
Khamoshi ki aahat me sukoon ki talaash hai, Kuch lamho ke saaye me apne gam bhulane na jane kyu aas hai, Duniya ke dastoor ka kuch alag hi hisaab hai,
By Hridya Sharma3 years ago in Poets
crystal clear vessel diviner of our being full/empty promises * Thanks for reading! Author's Notes: This is for Matthew Fromm's intriguing little challenge "Write a poem about a mundane object in the 5-7-5 format."
By Paul Stewart3 years ago in Poets
None of it is ours We are designed to receive Accept and transmit
By D. J. Reddall3 years ago in Poets
The breeze is soothing Visits are not intrusions Brief is their beauty
Sat still, hands moving; Time passes, never ceasing- Subtle, yet steady. *** Hope you guys love this short Haiku! It's written for Matthew Fromm's challenge!
By Cyrus3 years ago in Poets
Purple balls of fuzz Blossoms and bulbs interlace Spring’s fragrant delight
By E. C. Mira3 years ago in Poets
Cherry Blossoms fall Soft petals on the light breeze Spring’s fleeting beauty
My eyes are open He's Alpha and Omega Season of purpose
By Colleen Walters3 years ago in Poets
A million pieces, a billion reasons To keep my heart just out of reach
By Catherine Nyomenda3 years ago in Poets
She dares and stares on He listens and glistens on They fly on lost plane
By Rowan Finley 3 years ago in Poets
Entwined in the eerie twilight Cold coming in as it begins Light’s shadow begins to sink in In it, we stare up in the wonder of midday’s night
By Atomic Historian3 years ago in Poets
