Seven Haiku Poems
A Crooked Mouth
Pearly whites appear,
Mouth upturned at the corners,
The smile wide again.
A Winter Hibernation
Gather hairs and rocks,
Stuff them into hibernation.
Close eyes to the light.
The Lotus Disappears
Sacred roots deep down,
Deliciously edible,
Nighttime disappears.
The Sight of a Rainbow
Scent of the freshness –
Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet,
Allow it to reveal.
A Quick Hailstorm
Small orbs of pure white!
Pinging on the cars delight,
Not strong for a kite.
Either Or
In the desert heat,
Feeling the coolness at night –
Still not as before.
Killing the Ants
March in a straight line,
Face forward, legs underneath,
They want to live too.
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