Clouds
Laying on the ground
Watching fluffy clouds float by
Changing forms look down
Watching fluffy clouds float by
Changing forms look down
Published by K. Jai Estes
Freelance writer and poet. View profile
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4 Comments
Post a CommentHow beautiful! My nickname is Blue Crystal Sky. Great haiku!
Such elegant finishing!!! Great one K.Jai! By the way, after reading this over and over again, I'm wondering who is looking who. :-D
Whoa! Lovely haiku with an awesomely beautiful photo!
WOWEEEE YES!!!!!! Oh my goodness, yes!!!! This is what I've been waiting for!!!!!! Your last line is so powerful, I mean the whole poem is powerful, but that last line, "Changing forms look down!!!!!!" YESSSS!!!!! You've really got it!