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
Amen! Being in God's hand is the safest place in the world. Beautiful poem, Rhoda. Very powerful! Continued blessings! -MJ
ReplyDeleteThank 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
ReplyDeleteHow 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.
ReplyDeleteLove, 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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