Waves

herald sends love notes

enamored of collisions

ocean kisses land

This haiku has a pivot element (linguistic device – Apo-Koinou), meaning the first two lines can be read together as well as the last two.

Credits & Footnote

Inspired by Ronovan’s Haiku Prompt Words – Note and Send.

Featured Image:
Photo by Leio McLaren on Unsplash.

Leading Lines

— Lawn Landscape —

colorful mixed hedges
lavish linear lawn landscape
hillside home garden

— Sunset Potpourri —

serene sunset scene
rich potpourri of twilight trajectory
opacarophile photographs

— Wet-Dry Divide —

Embers

scarlet rays burst fire

warning beacon silhouette

cool water embers

With firey rays of the sun adorning the backdrop of

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Solution

This is a free verse, each line framed with six words, comparing water with the life of anyone who is in trouble. Based on the mind’s perception, the hope for reality might evaporate or offer a solution. A six-word story is quoted at the end.

Amorphous, but still assigned a colour.
She closed the doors of perception.
Things known transformed into things unknown.
She got lost in the waves.

Deep Reflections

swaying boats salute

reflective classical elements

sleep in canal depths

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Classical Elements:

Classical elements refer to the five forces of nature – Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Space – as specified in many cultures across the world, and are

Hills to Oceans

— Headwaters —

snow filled mountain caps
memories melt on warm days
nearby lake collects

— River Channel —

pathway forms on green globe
memories taken away
voyage from heaven

— Waterfall —

treading over rocks
water splatters with loud roars
embracing valley