Nameless Haiku

Untitled poems / posted every day or so. / Thank you for reading!! — Written by an anonymous mandrill 🐒

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rarely a beacon
oft a flicker, fading, bare-
boned but alive. Hope.

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inarable hills
laced with a purple heather
tempt the green farmer

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butt in the warm sand,
toes feel each grain and yearn for
the cold rising tide

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@hisivoryangel ♥️🔐

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@AngstillDances Thank you, @AngstillDances

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a dark lonely night;
rain guides toiled hands to where
the streets have no name

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@celestial_write

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isn’t it funny:
everything can go dark in
the blink of an eye

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@moscowdandelion Sad :( well written, as always

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@yellowbrickave This is nice

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@UnjuliWrites Aww thank you! That means a lot :)

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at foggy windows,
wide eyed kids wait in hope of
flurries of fractals

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@superAmazePaulz 💀

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@hachiimiitsu_ This evokes mems

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@foreverxer Don’t think I’ll be making my way along that precipice, but the poem is great 😆

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@LiLDELain @Medium 👏👏👏👏

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@jmangerhaiku Ooooh I like this

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@MystykalMystyk Of course!

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Cheek to cheek
cant quite capture
how I feel for you

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@MystykalMystyk In Japanese, yes they’re traditionally 5-7-5. But since English encodes more information per syllable than Japanese (https://t.co/216wWJSZQh), many authors use fewer syllables in English Haiku! 🙂

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@FluidHips Thank you!! :) inspired by nature!

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huff, puff, all you’d like,
you won’t knock me off my web
oh great tempest