Branches Haiku Poem by Grace Diane Jessen
Branches Haiku
On dry branches thrown
in tangled heaps for burning,
a meadowlark sings.
A classic haiku where the third line marks a sharp contrast to the first two. Excellent work! Easy to see why it won first place. I have been lucky enough to hear a meadowlark sing within the past year. I love their song.
Congratulations Grace! I haven't heard a meadowlark in quite a while. They have a really neat sound.
This haiku won first place in a League of Utah Writers contest in 2007. It was published in Panorama, Volume 33/34,2016.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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Write comment. Such a nice Haiku, Grace D. J. Read my poem, Love and Iust. Thanks