Write a haiku about nature. Haikus have three lines. The first line is 5 syllables, the second is 7, the third is 5.
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- AintNoNinny: life at twilight sings a last song before darkness nature’s lullaby
- Tristan: My future is something shining, something flashing way out on the watery horizon. It’s making its way to me faster than I’m floating to it.
- AintNoNinny: DELIVER MY WISHES Deliver my wishes on dishes of gold. Shine them with dust from gilt faery wings. Bring me your gifts from days of old. With blessings, let their potential unfold into...
- Tristan: You can have the fame if you leave me money; Take away the tea, but leave me the honey.
- Tristan: The tree’s arms are tired, outstretched, and still waiting for that hug.
- Mossy: Deeply rooted Friend Hard, strong, sturdy core Arms holding heaven Thump thump, drummer beats warm flowing secret lyrics Treeheart shows blossoms
- deepgreen: Love came as a surprise. I didn’t expect it. But I like it so much, I will never regret it. He is there for me. I’m a lucky girl! He’s so handsome and strong. Gives my...
- SBgiselle: Straight and tall, The mighty tree, For decades it has grown. It reached so high, It spread so far, All on it’s very own. The tree was proud, Of his solid wood, And the quantity of...
- D. Edgar Lamp: A Story In Verse, Part 5: THE OCEAN I clung to his neck with my eyes tightly closed. The beat of his wings like a music composed A tranquil serenity there in the air, An island of...
- D. Edgar Lamp: (151) INSTANT INSIGNIFICANCE My span of life mosquitos past While eons elephant as if Their hulking selves were frozen stiff While I go by so fast My epic blur of beating wings In...
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Wreathe my hair with leaves
Shady kingdoms, tow’ring thrones
Make me Queen of Trees
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the snow falls silent
and i am looking through it
and only see flakes
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Mountains are simply
giant arrows, reminding
us to look upward.
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Sunlight fills the sky
Storm cloud veils luminescence
Rain quenches dry earth
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The nature of an
orange peel is quite unreal.
Notice it next time.
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Forged by a river
A giant gap in the earth
Called the Grand Canyon
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Sometimes it is hard
To understand the nature
Of endless cycles
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hard winds slinging sand
strip all the rocks to the bone
nothing is hidden
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