Invisible Stars
(a Haiku)
Tiny points of light;
Hidden by the winter clouds;
Moon shines from behind;
Hidden by the winter clouds;
Moon shines from behind;
Published by Lisa R. Strong
I was born and raised in Binghamton NY. I have been writing short stories since I was eight years old, and poetry since I was a teenager. I also write prayers, meditations, and opinion articles. My dre... View profile
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14 Comments
Post a CommentBeautiful !!!
Gorgeous! I love this one too!
Excelent.
I can feel your haiku Lisa. The image printed in my mind. Great haiku for once more! :-)
Very nicely written Lisa; and a metaphoric third line, which raises Haiku to its highest level. Well done.
Amazing how so few words can paint a full picture.
very beautiful and picture is delight!!!!!
So picturesque!
Very pretty and I love the photograph.
Very nice good job.