654.
Hope shown, manna love,
Momentarily, then gone,
Like clouds in Spring.
Tag: clouds
Haiku #622
622.
I find my comfort
Knowing life’s large illusions
Will pass by like clouds.
Cloud Poem
I caught a glimpse of the lady
I would love eternally,
Retained in the shape of a bather
In a photo reflecting the sea.
The sacred four-horned oxen
Walked on stones in my heart,
I prayed I may evaporate,
And fall into her arms.
As my quiet prayer was calling,
Deathly forests distracted me;
From clouds I started my descent,
Ended in your memory.
In one such forest’s fated clearing
A brook of crystal waters dried,
A spring to feed the falling prayers,
A place of rest for a bride.
The clouds merged in to mountains,
Mountains gave birth to the sea,
If only longer I’d waited,
And brought an end to all misery.
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Haiku #567
567.
Cloud meditation.
Mountains in their nature’s state,
My assignation.
Haiku #506 – #509
506.
A single stray cheek hair;
Penetration was not sought,
Yet you’ve chosen to.
507.
Giant bathroom crane-fly,
Brittle exquisite thing, here
Because I caught you.
508.
Large dark clouds scurry,
Harbingers of change, through rains,
I’d return with you.
509.
All’s impermanent,
Even summer in this place,
Even sleet in June.
Haiku #406
406.
Life’s a trampoline,
Only mine is without springs,
While they’re all in clouds.
Haiku #144 – #145
144.
Clouds suspended,
Nothing ended,
A demise requires its authors.
145.
A house of lies
Outside my franchise residing,
Built by doubts in Spring.
Haiku #111 – #112
111.
The sky’s pods return,
Pregnant with thoughts
Born on other islands.
112.
Fears anchored in thoughts,
Black waves move unseen
In the absence of moonlight.
