Some Haiku (1) Poem by Terry Brewer

Some Haiku (1)



Rise red sun each morn
Bloody crimson tint the skies
Give life or earth dies

Gossamer on grass
Glinting in the morning sun
Welcomes a new day

Torrential rain, again
Rejuvenating the earth
The sun smiles through anew

Snowflake settles softly
Binds to the snowy carpet
Gently feeds spring flowers

Wind whistles through trees
Singing 'I am strong, listen
To my urgent words'

Busy cloud scuds by
Hurrying to get there - where?
Do we even care

Laughter caresses
Those close enough to hear and
Helps the day go by

Sun slips slowly down
Shadows end the dying day
Songbirds winging by

Sink red sun each eve
Rest thy firey head in sleep
'til dawn calls again

Scarlet horizons
Leap at the end of the day
Brings the quiet night

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Vega Star 29 April 2006

Good work on your first try!

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Terry Brewer

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Aldershot, England
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