A Haiku Selection Poem by Sandra Martyres

A Haiku Selection

Rating: 3.7


A gentle wind blows
Across the meadows and fields
Tossing leaves around

Dark black stallions
Run miles across the farm land
Majestically

The squirrel hides nuts
In the hollows of the tree
For a rainy day

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Fiona Davidson 25 June 2009

This is beautiful Sandra...wonderful images...Fi 10+++

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Carol Gall 25 June 2009

very beautiful i can see your words

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Carl Harris 25 June 2009

This is a perfect Haiku triplet on unrelated subject, Sandra, and all are flawlessly written and expressed quite beautifully. You are the first person I have read in a good while to have written four consectutive perfect haiku poems. Most don't know the difference between haiku and senryu. Obviously, you do. Carl.

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Ashraful Musaddeq 26 June 2009

Marvelous pieces.

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The beauty of Haiku is expressed so well here Sandra. The words bring images to my mind instantly and I can see the animals amongst nature's bounty. 10 Karin Anderson

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Heather Wilkins 21 June 2013

excellent haikus Sandra. This is more difficult than appears to the eye. nice work.

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Patti Masterman 25 August 2009

Your haiku are so beautiful. I admit the ability to write one flees from me. There is no brevity bone anywhere in my body. It was left out at the beginning of time. (smile)

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Nizamettin Esen Haymanali 01 August 2009

Picture-poems well painted and penned.10.

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Or Nath 06 July 2009

hai............nice to see the squirrel with hiding nut

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Estrella Baldemosa 04 July 2009

i love your haikus........

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