Buds of Spring
dampened soil bursting
little faces of Spring
growth
sheltered by God’s hand
- Rhoda Galgiani
Author's Note:
Japanese Haiku Poetry Form is non-rhymed in "traditional" syllable counts of 5, 7, 5 in 3 line stanzas. The subject is about nature and usually brings much imagery into the poem...rg
Japanese Haiku Poetry Form is non-rhymed in "traditional" syllable counts of 5, 7, 5 in 3 line stanzas. The subject is about nature and usually brings much imagery into the poem...rg
4 comments:
Amen! Being in God's hand is the safest place in the world. Beautiful poem, Rhoda. Very powerful! Continued blessings! -MJ
Thank you Maurice - Really longing for Spring to burst! Getting warmer temps now - God's hand has protected all our long awaiting plants - yup, they are ready to pop, for sure!!!...rg
How lovely! So well written. I keep saying I am going to have to try my hand at Haiku, but my responsibilities have just been over whelming. But golly it is nice to come here and enjoy your wonderful talents. I do love your page and you.
Love, Charlene.
Thanks Charlene - the Haiku is a great way for someone to start writing poetry. So expressive with just a few lines - one must remember though, the Haiku subject is always about Nature...rg
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