The sonne of God rose
bringing dew as tears of love.
The cross bears no name.
bringing dew as tears of love.
The cross bears no name.
Author notes
"This is a great form of poetry
that flows from my thoughts,
though the picture I see is greater,
I have summed it all up beautifully in such short verse."
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Comments
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Haiku, huh? Do you like to write them? They're one of my favorite type of poems (besides freewrite).
I like how you spiritualy summed up Easter in such a short poem. May God here your words.
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Thank you so much for your Haiku
I appreciate your entry...Though I'd consider this a senryu, you may want to look over L1 as I think you may have meant son? All counts are good, good form,but you forgot requested authors notes, thank you..best wishes, Ken IBT


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The word "sonne" is an indirect reference to the worship of the son god horus who is said to be the sonne of god. I apologize about leaving out the appropriate author notes.Thank you for taking the time to comment. Leah
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Absolute superb writing skills in this haiku
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Why spell Son, "sonne"? Just curious?!
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The last line says it all and means the most to me. RC

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