Spring Haikus
I love writing haikus and that is what I am starting the month off with, Spring haikus. April is National Poetry month, so of course I will start off with some short poetry to get the poetry vibe going. If you are not sure what a Haiku is, a Haiku is unrhymed poetic form consisting of 17 syllables arranged in three lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables. Haikus are originally from Japan. Happy Reading, Enjoy, and take care of yourself!!
April Showers
April showers bring
May Flowers, scents of spring love
Fresh spring love, indulge!
Lilacs
Walking with Lilacs
smells amazing, light purple
a calming scent, chill.
Rain Boots
Rain boots and rain coats
Jump ropes and lollypops, fun!
Spring time is here, Go!
Clean
Clean up, Clean down, clean!
Spring cleaning, I detest but,
It's that time of year.
Planted
A kiss was planted
On Mother’s Day that grew up
And formed family.
Thunder
Miserable spring
A tiny thunder destroys
Betrayed by the sun.
©Nichole Nichole