silver salver sits
reflecting tarnished moonbeams
through dusty windows
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silver salver sits
reflecting tarnished moonbeams
through dusty windows
Lush velvet ballgowns
lush velvet ballgowns
draped dreamily in waltz lines
lush velvet ballgowns
draped dreamily in waltz lines
curtsy just enough
My English is so poor that I can't get you guys mean exactly`
Hi bluelala [love your name :) ]
Welcome to LitNet!! Yes, sometimes the meaning of the haiku can be a little hard to understand, but, so long as you follow the 5 syllables or 'beats' for the first line 7 syllables for the second and 5 for the final line, that is all you need to do :D . I'll start a new one.
Raindrops fall like pearls
Raindrops fall like pearls
dancing among spider webs
Raindrops fall like pearls
dancing among spider webs
cast a spell-bound form
A lonely snowflake
A lonely snowflake,
held in the arms of winter
A lonely snowflake,
held in the arms of winter
while it fades away
Frost bitten hollows
haha,I finally get it .Thank you very much~I ....just ..can not find proper words in my brain....Oh god ,my vocabulary is so poor...
Frost bitten hollows
Carpeted in bread-crust dreams
Frost bitten hollows
Carpeted in bread-crust dreams
They speak as you walk
Who gained paradise
Who gained paradise
Leaving little fingerprints
Who gained paradise
Leaving little fingerprints
On the cookie jar
who stole the cookie
Who stole the cookie
Studded with chocolate chips
Muffled by closed lips
milk quarts on porches
almost remember the buckets and the barn
milk quarts on porches
almost rememver the buck-
ets and the barn smell
Hi Paige 19. A haku has a structured format of 5 syllables, 7 syllables, 5 syllables.
Oh, okay. Did not realize we were following strict form, should have checked the thread beginning, duh.
In that case I should have said:
"almost remembers the barn"
Got it now, though. Thanks, alakungfu.
Paige
Rain speckled pavement
Rain speckled pavement
Intimation of concrete
yep FF .. cookies 'n milk :) And Welcome Paige !
Rain speckled pavement
Intimation of concrete
muddy under foot
A thorn in my side
a thorn in my side -
sometimes it's best not to speak
a thorn in my side -
sometimes it's best not to speak
just suck up the pain
on the first cold day
on the first cold day
we sit before the fire
on the first cold day
we sit before the fire
the chill's chased away
start another poem
start another poem
to wile away the minutes
Gah. Too many syllables. Po-em, not pome! I'm worse than those people who say liberry.
Should be:
start one more poem.
SO:
start one more poem
to while away the minutes
start one more poem
to while away the minutes
it eases the pain
Gather the fir boughs
gather the fir boughs
spread them in homely fashion