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Haiku: Morning

Posted on by Shaily Agrawal

Sun dips toes in horizon.

Sleepy stars call for embrace

Crying dewey tears.

Authur’s note: Haiku is a form of short poetry originally from Japan. Traditional Japanese haiku consist of three phrases in a 5, 7, 5 pattern (5,7,5 syllables or words in English), and a seasonal reference.

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I am an Instructional Designer, avid reader, small-town woman and working mother with a fish-eye perspective. I have just published my first book, The Forest Bed and other short stories. If you like my stories on this blog, feel free to Like, Comment, Reblog and Share. You can reach me at shailygrwl@gmail.com or through my Facebook page facebook.com/shailyagrawalwrites/

6 thoughts on “Haiku: Morning”

    1. Thank you, Pete! What I love about Haiku’s is that they have one line that references to nature, which means the writer has to find a nature’s equivalent of the story. This one is all nature but in others, I have tried. It feels beautiful.

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