HAIKU POETRY
by
Giselle
Narinesingh
Standing prodigious
Mahogany branches sway
Leaves provide shelter
Very peacefully
Leaves appear to move with time
Sounding graciously
Also dangerous
It can be during the storms
Such as hurricanes
HAIKU POETRY
by
Patrice Petersen
The shade from the sun
The leaves ravishingly hang
Making it a tree
HAIKU POETRY
by
Javier Perez
Branch swaying softly
In fresh cool tropical breeze
Cracking with a gust
Harmless in clear skies
Deadly if lightning strikes you
Hoping for clear skies
HAIKU POETRY
by
Edward Modeste
Old, deceased, and brown
Extended roots, strong and weak
Bring peace and spirit
Tall, elegant, wide
Playing in the wind, joyful
Bears a home for all
HAIKU POETRY
by
David Shephard
Pure splender withheld
Unique in own appearance
Beauty each one holds
Each branch a story
To be seen and to be told
Simply just a tree
HAIKU POETRY
by
Ernie Schuster
Constantly gives shade
Providing puissant shelter
Pacifically
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