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A Mermaid’s Diary (A short collection of haikus)
Forbidden in tide,
Swam your Pacific again
The sea died tonight.
Sirens croon your vow
Shells warble you, last decade,
brooks guide me afresh.
Dampened memory,
Breathing oxygen to me
I've bubbled in your eyes.
Scintillated howl,
Caterwauls filling your void,
Blind me in this eve.
Misted coins you left,
Stabbed beneath the crescent pearl,
Wink in failed yearning.
Published 18th Oct 2022
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18th Oct 2022 12:06pm
These are a really lovely collection of poetic tides. If mermaids were to exists today, given the human fondness for destruction, do you think they would wish to swim to shore?
18th Oct 2022 1:42pm
Thank you!
And definitely, they would come out to see the world, to see beyond what was known by them and to explore the people and different mindsets!
And definitely, they would come out to see the world, to see beyond what was known by them and to explore the people and different mindsets!
19th Oct 2022 8:19am
Hoi hoi
Lovely!
I definitely like Japanes verse form a lot.
And Osaka pancakes.
Kind regards, Gus
Lovely!
I definitely like Japanes verse form a lot.
And Osaka pancakes.
Kind regards, Gus
25th Oct 2022 00:56am
