moon hums to oak tree
ancient song, a lullaby–
love grows from your roots
© Merril D. Smith 2020
Merril D. Smith listens to the moon hum and the stars sing, and sometimes she writes about it.
Here is the fourth haiku from our Featured Haiku Writer. This haiku made me think of the Chorus Trees that sing in harmony on Arturina. They are also a safe haven for the small animals that are hunted by the predators …
This haiku is part of our ARTURINA theme!
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The sea’s secret song
played as if a symphony
by all splendid beasts.
© Linda Imbler 2020
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divisive chords struck
fragmented song echoes once
notes descend – silence
© Freya Pickard 2019
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forever barred shut
wellspring of creation’s song
now beyond our reach
© Freya Pickard 2018
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Isabel Caves is a poet and fiction writer who loves to share all the weird and wonderful things that tumble from her mind. This is her first appearance at Pure Haiku.
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