Haiku - Tension
Anger boiling now
Argument now volatile
Tension among us
Argument now volatile
Tension among us
Published by Justin Germino
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5 Comments
Post a CommentI can feel this.
I had never known of haiku before and had to look up the definition. You filled the bill on the two I read. I'll have to think about them. Very interesting
Nice one, tension is what I feel almost daily.. :o)
Thanks, I have many haiku's. I might have already written some about calm, peace and meditation, I have published almost 100 here on Associated Content so far.
Anger, Argument, and Tension is the start of a stressfull occasion; good Haiku, by the way; Now you need to make one that neutralizes the stress, to balance things out, you know, like relaxing in a hammock, sipping on a cool fruit smoothy in a light summer breeze, on a somewhat secluded tropical island with a few kind people to keep company.