April 26
grammar
you are the knot
in the satin handkerchief
of speech
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This entry was posted on April 27, 2013 by AlisonBoydArtist in NaPoWriMo, National Poetry Writing Month 2013, Poetic forms and tagged grammar, handkerchief, knot, language, poetry, satin, speech, style, writing.Shortlink
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Bravo…one of the most beautiful haikus I have ever come across. Thank you.
oops it’s not really a haiku…it is late here in my part of the world and my eyes are weary…nevertheless, beautiful poem! 🙂
[i thought i’d already repliedto you but i mustn’t have pressed the button]
thank you for your words and appreciation of my poem. it’s haiku-esque but not haiku [i wonder if that means one can also be ‘zen-ish’??].