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Morning Glory



 base tall, the Lilly

 

within reach I gather

 

the most fragrant one 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  • I've read this several times. There seems to be a deeper inpact with each read, I like that in poetry! Lovely writing. Don't we all reach for the most fragrant, to us! Geo


  • Sprite silver member
    May 19

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    Condensed into the nectar only. A moment of perfection, you and the flower...and the scent will linger.
    Lovely moment.

    ~ Joyce


    • Ladybug
      May 20
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      only you could say it like this. You are full of sensual
      fragrance in every word. thanks
      come drop by anytime.

      Tamara

  • myrataal silver member
    May 19
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    This is a layered poem ...

    and interpretation remains with the intended personification.

    An interesting nuance will be attained, should you leave out the I
    (which makes it a senryu and not a haiku) and if you bring in the season, too, it will be an added bonus:



    base tall, the lily
    within reach -- gather
    summer's fragrant one

    (or winter's, spring's -- whatever season you want to stress)


    But: this is only a suggestion. If the host accepted this, then all is well!



    Well done, Poetess.

    Love
    Myra

    Thank you for reading my work with such loyalty. What a hectic time!


  • Nicolette gold member
    May 18

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    This is lovely, Tamara. I love flowers and I love flowers in poetry (as you know, lol) - so I love this poem. Well done...! In Afrikaans we have so many beautiful names for a morning glory and just seeing it makes me smile.

    ~ Nicolette


  • Swan song gold member
    May 18

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    This is persnal I would say usually in hiaku you want to try and keep the I out of it as much as possible
    Here I is in the poem but it is not the main charecter
    some would say it does not work some would say it does.
    I tend to be more the one who likes as much I out of the haiku as possible, but I do make eceptions Good hiaku


  • Sonja silver member
    May 18

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    Nicely done

    Scented poetry, I dare to say. And the title perfectly and loud speaks about your flower.
    ~Sonja~


  • Candy6
    May 18
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    lovely

    Nice haiku. Good title. I love lilies. Lilies are my favorite flower...oh yeah huha!
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