Showing posts with label star. Show all posts
Showing posts with label star. Show all posts

Sunday, October 21, 2012

Not a Single Star

     I was invited by Ed Bremson to join another group in Facebook called Five Line Poems. For my first post, I wrote this before I went to bed.

 
not a single star
speaks to me tonight
but all these poems
I tuck under my pillow
with a smile


     It was quite liberating writing this poem because all I had to do was write a poem with five lines. I didn't have to  stick to the rules of a good tanka, a kind of poetry I need to learn more about. 
     You may read comments on my poem here. If you think you'd like to join us, check out Five Line Poems.

Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Elvis Presley Haiku

     For my first post on Joys of Japan - Poetry, I wrote a haiku in memory of Elvis Presley's death anniversary. This also appears in Gabi Greve's the World Kigo Database.

                           
shining star
the poster of Elvis
still beaming at me


Sunday, August 5, 2012

Hope

     August 6 NaHaiWrimo prompt is "hope", provided by Johnny Baranski.
     


   Comments on my haiku may be found here. Click this to get more information on the 31 Different NaHaiWrimo Prompters in August 2012. 

     Inspired by Postcards from Paradise 

     Shared with Haiku Heights with the prompt "stars" 
    

Friday, April 13, 2012

Doodlefest (Day 21-31)

(click headings to see the doodle of Aubrie Cox on Yay Words!)


dizzying thoughts
I take a break
to look at the moon

revision:

mind chatter
I take a break
to look at the moon


floating bubbles
the child in her
never left
~
floating bubbles...
a child's laugh
in her laughter
~
rainbow bubbles
a child twirls
with a magic wand


waters of spring
finding the brooch
my mom used to wear


summer breeze
pulling his gaze from her
dandelion tattoo


checkmate—
surrendering to
a choir of birds


immigration papers
the tulip opens
once again


blank page...
one by one
the stars whisper


snail mail
he reads my mind
across the room


hocus pocus...
under the stars
we need no magic


crimson sky
the click of his lighter
after making love


karaoke music
not a single star
stands out tonight


I Doodle, You 'Ku - 31

spring dream...
a fox hesitates
to leave a butterfly

Saturday, February 18, 2012

Haiku for Whitney

     In honor of the singing legend, the greatest voice of all time, who had her memorial service today, I posted this haiku on CPH project. For Tif's photo, click here.


     off you go, Whitney
     I Will Always Love You
     forever in our hearts


     It's not a really good haiku, but I like it. :-) The first line was actually Kevin Costner's words in his eulogy for her. I agree with what he said in the funeral. When she reaches heaven, she doesn't have to worry if she's good enough. She'll always be good enough. My  wish for her is that here on earth, she'll be remembered more for her God-given talent and the countless times she had touched our hearts with her songs.


falling star
a voice whispers