Poet

Craft flows through pen

Plants words in reader’s mind

 

to take root and grow.

Reviews

[Soren]

On might say from this that a poet is a gardener and from what ye plant so shall ye reap they say. Another lovely Haiku that has deep roots. You seem to do Haikus very well. I often think they require more thought than a traditional poem. Lovely Marie

[Marie]

Yes, you are correct, Soren. The reader's mind is the garden, the poet is the gardener. Thank you so very much for reading and for your very kind words... Yes, Haiku and Senryu take a bit of thought as the correct number of syllables per line is a must: 5, 7, 5 is the traditional Japanese Haiku. They are fun to write too and make one's imagination work a little harder. I hope you will experiment with either a Haiku (always about nature) or Senryu (about everything else that isn't nature) soon, dear friend...

[Soren]

Thank you Marie Yes I have tried Haiku's in the past if you have any interest you may look at "Nature" on page 58 of my poems I think it is a good example

[Marie]

Thank you for kindly letting me know, Soren. I will look it up now, dear friend...

[Arundass TP]

Nice one. I appreciate your talent in the construction of small poem good work

[Marie]

Thank you for reading and for your kind comment, T. P...

[Samuel Dickens]

Since a time immeasurable, creative hands have been leaving their marks for others to see and be entertained and/or enlightened by. How better our lives are because of it.

[Marie]

I agree, dear friend! Thank you for reading and sharing your wisdom with me today...

[jacob erin-cilberto]

Short pieces allow for that growth, much like this one does.

[Marie]

Thank you for reading and for your very encouraging comment, J...