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Sunset

beyond the fiery horizons
in deep blue
sun sets

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another attempt at haiku
Written May 10th, 2004

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  • Maili Knephthan gold member
    June 10, 2008

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    I don't know much about Haiku's but I like the poem even though it is short it gives alot of imagery. WEll done and thank you for sharing this with us it is good in my opinion


  • Hidden
    June 10, 2008

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    if it's a haiku the top has too many sylobols, theres supposed to be 5, you have 9 the middle doesnt have enough, there are supposed to be 7, then 5 again on the third line, but other than the technical stuff this is a really good poem.


  • Jaspe
    August 5, 2005
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    Simple. Lovely.
    Peace.


  • Jaded Lily gold member
    June 7, 2005
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    You paint a lovely picture with this piece. And I see what Bezoar was talking about with the extra 'the's' in there. I have a suggestion, but only if you are interested. Thank you for reading so much of my work. I would be interested to hear your thoughts as well. Have a wonderful day. You are a lovely poet.

    Lily ~*

  • Maryangel
    July 18, 2004
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    LOVELY , these words you chose makes a mind wonder throu the beauty and splendor of nature it self when those dieying hours of the glorious day aproach , excellent work , congrats you got my applause gal, anf hey ! thanks for the comment and taking the time to read my piece, hugs MARY


  • leo2
    July 16, 2004
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    Nice imagery. I can see that sunset. I agree sometimes 'less' is 'more'. Keep up the good words.

    Regards,
    Leo Long


  • Queen Mab gold member
    July 9, 2004
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    visit shadowpoetry.com. You'll find many poetry forms, how to write them and they give examples. If you're interested of course. Haiku's in there too.
    ~Bezoar


  • lekha
    July 9, 2004
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    thankyou for taking the time off to read my work and comment on it.now that you mention it i noticed the use of "the" word so many times, but cant think of any other word to replace it,
    well i'll keep on thinking.
    i didnt quite understand that new form of poetry you mentioned,maybe if you have time, i could do with a little bit of explanation.
    never tried to writea ghazal myself though they are my fav kind of poems, rite know just trying out haiku.

    good luck & god bless
    lekha

  • Queen Mab gold member
    July 8, 2004
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    Beautiful vision

    Not bad at all. I love the images. With haiku, less is best; in the quantity of words way. What I mean is try to make every word count. This is well done, I'm saying that now, but you've used the word 'the' three times in such a short piece. In the future try to watch those extra 'fluff' words. "The, that, in, of, etc..." Does that make sense.
    Keep on writing. I want to read more. Make many more attempts at haiku. I'm embarrassed to admit that I haven't had the courage to post any of my attempts; but haikumonk has a great column on his page about it, and so I'm studying.
    ~Bezoar


  • Ladybug
    July 4, 2004
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    nice ku, and great imageary!

    Tamara

  • lekha
    July 1, 2004
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    at the beach near my place when the sunsets the ocean and the sky both are dressed in the most beautiful tinge of orange, somedays it looks like the waters on fire. tried to capture those images,
    glad you liked it and thankyou for the applause.

    god bless
    lekha
    Edited on Jul 02 because ''.


  • MissHapps
    July 1, 2004
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    Lovely!!! Attempt, ssuuurrreeee... Do you see the sun set over an ocean or do you refer to the sky herself?
    deena


  • lekha
    June 29, 2004
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    my pleasure
    and thankyou for taking the time to read and comment on my poem

    lekha


  • Touchof1der silver member
    June 28, 2004
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    I love the image this creates. Haikus are so awesome because they awaken all the senses and this was puts me in a very serene place. Great job! Thank you for sharing this and thank you for commenting on my poem.
    Edited on Jul 07, 3:40 because ''.


  • Cemetery Rose
    June 24, 2004
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    I love haikus, reading and writing them. This was very well done. I enjoyed it! Nice description too, I can definitly visualize it!!.
    susan
    ps \thank you for not making it 5-7-5


  • nolazydaizy
    June 13, 2004
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    i don't have a whole lot of knowledge when it comes to haiku's, aside from the obvious...they're short, lol. your very few words were really descriptive though and i was able to see what you were saying. nice job on this. ">


  • May 30, 2004
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    Lovely images confined in the expanse of a picturesque haiku! loved it.


  • heather 802
    May 10, 2004
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    I don't really understand how a haiku works, but this seems to be as short as all the others! Not really something to go off though! Lol! It's very descriptive and you've obviously put a lot of effort into the choices of your words, the ones you have chosen work really well to pain the picture. Take care, Heather x


  • Nour Beydoun
    May 10, 2004
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    Umm.. i got the picture.. would've been alot more appealing if it was richer with words.. but still.. good write :]
    Nour-


  • SEA angel gold member
    May 10, 2004
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    Excellent

    This poem is succinct but the imagery is panoramic. Your background accentuates quite well. Sun is rising here in Dallas reading your lovely poem Sunset.


  • PrincessOfFire
    May 10, 2004
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    Short and sweet. Very descriptive. Maybe you would like mine, Sundown,allpoetry.com/Poem/492699 God bless you
    Rose

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