I know, I know. It's not the first time I've asked you to write a haiku. But here's why I keep coming back to this poetic format: It's doable. No matter how busy you are, you have time to write 17 syllables.
Remember the rules: Five syllables in the first line. Seven syllables in the second line. Five syllables in the third line.
And, there's a twist this time. Let's all incorporate the phrase: Love is letting go.
(The wonderful thing about creativity? None of us will do the same thing with that same line.)
If you want my love
ReplyDeleteIs letting go deemed a must
This trapeze is high.
To know what love is
Letting go is a bold start
But may be the end.
Her love is letting
Go to the auto dealer
Two ninety-nine monthly.
Sounds like love is let
Ting go her tired heart strings
In my last Haiku.
I LOVE it. I love all of them. Especially the way you took the line and didn't use it as one line.
ReplyDeleteAnd creativity like that, my friends, is why I like this blog.
This trapeze is high. Perfect line.
Love is letting go
ReplyDeleteAnd trusting, blindly trusting
That it will come back
That is wonderful!!!!
ReplyDeleteOK, now I want to do one ... I kept running through options in my head while I was out driving. If I get anything I like as much as these, I'll post.