her name called moves her,
from the summer’s scorching heat,
clouds teasing relief
clouds teasing relief,
give hope of a friendly pool,
to cool the burning
to cool the burning
she crawls to the edge to drink
from this lake of fate
from this lake of fate
the point a quenching rebirth
she may soar again
This poem uses the Haiku form with a repeating pattern of the 3rd line of one stanza to be the 1st line of the next. I am not aware of a Haiku form using this pattern, not that it matters. Give it a try if you like. I composed this in response to Jibber Jabber with Sue’s poetry prompt of FRIENDLY and Pensitivity’s Three Things Challenge of NAME, EDGE, and POINT. Click the links to go to the challenges.
Friendly
https://pensitivity101.wordpress.com/2020/07/13/three-things-challenge-295/
name edge point
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Oooh, I like this form–nicely penned!
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Thank you!
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You’re welcome, I think I’ll try it 🙂
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Like the format on this, and thanks for including the 3TC.
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🙂 I couldn’t find a way of including all of the words into one haiku, that I liked, soooo… I just went with the flow. 🙂
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It was great Ronovan. Thank you again.
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Really like the format as well! Nice one.
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Thank you. 🙂
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