At times, just a few words tell a story. A short form of Japanese poetry, the haiku is a three-line poem with a five-seven-five syllable count. Unlike other poems, the haiku does not have a title to give a clue. It’s the reader who reads the poem and interprets the meaning behind it. Trying my hand in this domain!
Across the green fields,
Two souls share their happiness
Pristine, simple love.
Beaming, morning sun,
Blooming roses, chirping birds
Paradise on earth.
Fragrance in the air,
The yesteryears come alive,
When the jasmine blooms.
Children smile and see,
Through the lens of innocence
God’s graces on earth.
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rashmi writes 
Very nice, Rashmi! I took an online course on the Haiku a while back! I really love this type of poetic structure!
Thanks so much Brenda! Thought of trying out the Haiku 🙂
Charming haikus…all with their marvelous significance…
Thank you so much 🙏😊
Very nice Rashmi. Hearing about this form of poetry for the first time. It does give room for a lot of imagination and can take your mind anywhere depending on your experiences and personality.
Thank you so much for reading! It is indeed an exciting task to write a haiku within those norms 😊
Great. Crisp and evocative.
Thank you very much for the kind feedback 🙏😊
Very nice 👍
Thank you 😊
Nice try ! You did well . I was roaming in wilderness mentally while reading the Haiku style poems of your’s . Write
again and again and help your readers think and think .
Kudos !
Thank you 🙏. Just tried my hands on a different domain 😊
This is lovely