Haiku

The haiku is such a simple but powerful form of poetry.  

One of my favorites since it’s one that is most connected to nature.   

Solitude 

It has been snowing 

Since you left that fall evening 

Solitude’s wintry 

-Juliet Rivor © May 2017 

Tied to Your Love 

You have tied the chain  

That keeps me bound to your love 

I don’t want the key 

-Juliet Rivor © May 2017 

Palpitations 

Palpitating wings 

In my core, the butterflies 

You’ve entered my view 

-Juliet Rivor © May 2017 

Rebel 

They call me rebel 

Because I don’t follow them 

Looks like that I am 

-Juliet Rivor © May 2017 

Ocean of Hearts 

Look into my eyes 

What do you see, if not love 

An ocean of hearts 

-Juliet Rivor © May 2017 

Crying 

Cumulonimbus  

Precipitation inside 

My soul is crying 

-Juliet Rivor © May 2017 

Hot Love 

Too close to the blaze 

I’ve been engulfed by the flames 

Red-hot tenderness 

-Juliet Rivor © May 2017 

Blank 

Our chapter ended 

So then, what will I do now 

Next pages are blank 

-Juliet Rivor © May 2017 

Forgiveness 

What you did to me 

Taught me what forgiveness means 

I am indebted 

-Juliet Rivor © May 2017 

Windmill 

I am a windmill 

Waiting for your winded zeal 

Embedded and still 

-Juliet Rivor © May 2017 

Shower Her with Love 

She is like a plant 

Shower her with your warm love 

Radiant she will stay 

-Juliet Rivor © May 2017 

Wanna Cry 

Dark clouds condensing 

A thunderstorm is coming 

How I want to cry 

-Juliet Rivor © May 2017 

Tornado Kids 

One, two tornadoes 

Racked up my entire home 

Wait – the kids did it 🙂