Here are my latest haiku poems.
Haiku is written without capitalization, using a 3/5/3 or 5/7/5 syllable count. I have used the latter in these two poems:
haiku (gold-leaf gilded sky)
gold-leaf gilded sky
shimmers above scented pines
Heaven's reflection
haiku (emerald waters)
emerald waters
coursing down mountain creek beds
many become one
If you would like to view these poems with the photos that inspired them you can see them together at these addresses:
Gold-Leaf Gilded Sky
http://fanstory.com/displaystory.jsp?id=248802
Emerald Waters
http://fanstory.com/displaystory.jsp?id=249069
Showing posts with label poetry. Show all posts
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Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Thursday, November 1, 2007
Haiku Poetry

It's time for me to go milk my goats. We have 175 dairy goats who are milkers and about another 100 or so yearling does who will start milking this coming March. It gets pretty hectic around here when the kidding season starts in late January! We are expecting about 500 baby goats, or "kids" to be born! Here is a photo of our daughter with some of last year's little kids!
Hi and welcome to Janilou's Corner! :-) I love to write about all kinds of things including my faith in God, my children, my life on a dairy goat farm and fictions stories about just about everything!
I wrote the following poem the other day. It is a haiku - a form of Japanese poetry which has three lines of 5/7/5 syllables and should contain two lines of concrete imagery and one final line of insight.
Seahorse Sky
beneath buttered clouds
seahorses of the sky float
God's palette revealed
I was inspired to write this poem after seeing a beautiful photograph of birds flying across an aqua blue sky underneath golden clouds. You can see the original photo and my poem together here:
FanStory is a great place to visit if you like to write, and they have lots of great contests! There is a ranked writing system and I am the Number 3 Short Story Author right now! My name is Janilou on that site too - keeps it simple for me.
Please come by again soon!
Hugs,
Jan
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