happy in its flaws,
safe from saws in December
twisted pine still grows
***
pine sparks dance, sizzle
snapping ladder to night sky
supplanting pale stars
happy in its flaws,
safe from saws in December
twisted pine still grows
***
pine sparks dance, sizzle
snapping ladder to night sky
supplanting pale stars
Great post! I have a post here that us like you to read: http://bulletinamaelstrom.wordpress.com/2012/05/19/a-memory-in-the-rain/
It’s got a photograph and an accompanying poem, both by me.
Comment and tell me what you think. 🙂
Perhaps it’s twistedness spared the poor sprout.
Exactly–it’s twisted trunk saved it from my neighbor’s axe.:)
Nicely done. Its imperfection lets it live on 🙂
Thank you–sometimes flaws are what keep us alive 🙂
I don’t know why but somewhere I feel we were on the same page when we were thinking.. this is a nicely penned haiku..I love haiku which help the reader paint their own picture.. thanks..
Thanks Ramesh–I just read yours (beautifully done, btw), and I think we were trying to suggest some of the same feeling/impression. Thanks for checking my haiku out!
Adored the second one! Night sky and pine… beautiful!
Haven of solitude amongst rising thoughts
Thank you–Loved your chain of 3–perfect 🙂
“happy in its flaws”..beautiful phrase 🙂
Thank you!
Absolutely love the …dancing sparkles …. lovely haiku ~ thanks, namaste, (my main blog is http://www.acreativeharbor.com
Thanks so much–loved your haiku, as well. Thanks for visiting!
I like the twisted pine still growing…love set ~
Thank you Grace!
That’s right Susan ! Let them be! It’s nature’s gifts for us to savor. Brilliant write Ma’am!
Hank
Thank you Hank! With you on that!
Beautiful one….filled with wonder and happiness that twisted pine is still growing..
Heart turned stone
Thanks so much–really enjoyed yours, as well!
I like these a lot. The first is very thought provoking. Survival in imperfection… wonderful thought.
Thank you! I love it when a split-second thought generates a haiku–it always surprises me where it can end up
Awesome energetic haiku 🙂
Thanks so much–appreciate you stopping by!
I like happy in its flaws. Very nicely done.
Thank you so much!
May I climb your ladder to the night sky, please? 🙂
A Pining Peach
Love the haiku, and by all means, there’s room for 2