waves of hate
slams tower of faith,
city burns
~0~0
waves of despair, dust
warping eyes weak of hunger,
sips of vinegar
~0~0
water trickling down
rooftops to shallow basin,
flower blooms, waving
Posted for Haiku Heights: Waves
This part of the National Poetry Writing Month
picture credit: here
Nice and amazing Grace!
ReplyDeleteWave of hate can lead one to an early grave. Like how it trickled in at the end.
ReplyDeleteHate powerful word ~ powerful haiku ~ thanks, namaste, ^_^
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed this set of haiku. The first two so powerful and the last brings me gently back to earth and out of the storms. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteha the last one is really cute, but i really like the first....nice....
ReplyDeleteI liked the first one a lot.. But last one is a sweet one as Brian mentioned above!!! :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful, they are, Grace. :)
ReplyDeletethe last one is dreamy, pleasant. nice set once more. :)
regards,
jayanth
This was a beautiful set of haiku, but the first one is my favorite. Waves of hate will certainly destroy a city . . . or anything else for that matter.
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ReplyDeleteFlower blooms waving .. are my favorites..tremendous positivity through the first to the last .
Great haiku first.. one can see the flames and city burning..hate is capable of doing that.. reverse this, Grace.. Waves of love, make tower of faith grow; city sparkles/shines/glows....
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Well done Grace. Love the picture off the raving waves.
ReplyDeleteGrace, this set is very nice! The first one is my favorite :-) And I actually see a link between the three - first destruction, the second one describes the misery after it and the last one throws some light of hope on the whole pic :-D
ReplyDeleteSips of vinegar, really stands out for me, I can feel the despair, and so close to Good Friday.
ReplyDeleteMy Day Five
amazing every-haiku :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful set Grace...I loved the first one more :)
ReplyDeletepowerful...beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat versatility Grace.
ReplyDeleteThere is a beautiful transition in this series of haiku.
ReplyDeleteWoW. thank you... wonderful write.
ReplyDeletePeace,
Siggi in Downeast Maine
The first and second one are very powerful ~~ glad you ended with hope!!!
ReplyDeletePowerful! Nice job, Grace!
ReplyDeleteFrom dramatic waves of hate and despair to a waving greeting of hope! Beautiful!
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