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Haiku
A Japanese verse form most often composed, in English versions, of three unrhymed lines of five, seven, and five syllables. A haiku often features an image, or a pair of images, meant to depict the essence of a specific moment in time. Read More
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- PoemBy Teresa Mei Chucthis morning weaving Chi in the garden invisible ball in my hand * Halong Bay battle distant memory ...
- PoemBy Jack Kerouac
The bottoms of my shoes
are clean
From walking in the rain - PoemBy Jennifer Wong
Among heart-shaped leaves
the white fish gleams, red tail.
Soft lotuses sleep. - PoemBy John AshberyA blue anchor grains of grit in a tall sky sewing I inch and only sometimes as far as the twisted pole...
- PoemBy Frank LimaI The lights are out The cats are hungry The room is full of gangsters II The dishes are dirty The icebox...
- PoemBy Kobayashi Issa
Under the evening moon
the snail
is stripped to the waist. - PoemBy Jack Prelutsky
If not for the cat,
And the scarcity of cheese,
I could be content. - PoemBy Chinaka Hodgewhen you die, i’m toldthey only use given nameschristopher wallaceno notoriousneither b.i.g. nor smalls...
- PoemBy Matthew RohrerIn my dreamhis voice began to fadeI had to call himthe next dayI feel about averagehe saidI’m going ...
- PoemBy Matthew RohrerA photographon the back of a hand mirrorresembles someone you knewwho sang themselves utterly away.It...
- PoemBy Matthew RohrerThe kids fightingover 4 or 5 penniesmy ears ringingbent to the shapeof the spring moon Iam a crybaby
- PoemBy Matthew RohrerA friend e-mailshow much are youenjoying yourself?a dripping faucetloose cat litterno doubt about ita...