Expanding the haiku
I
Long ago I wrote
seventy percent of me
pushes me to sea
II
in my mother's womb
my first swimming lesson
hence my Ocean loves
III
coconut puzzle -
three worlds: skeleton ... flesh ... milk
just like my mother's
IV
thank you mother dearest
for loving Ganges, the Seas
Christ-like ebb and flow
V
flotsam and jetsam
pushed, recycled, shaped by Seas
primal ... keep pristine
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3 Comments
Post a CommentThis is gorgeous. One of your very best!
You really have found your niche with this style of poetry.
Cool, you get better and better with these!