Unsettled

spilleronsheet

listless autumn leaf

On whims of oceanic breeze

Where destiny leads ?

  • Author: spilleronsheet (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 28th, 2022 01:02
  • Comment from author about the poem: Sad part of haiku and senryu… You never feel enough, Wish could write more …. More and more of them… But to write takes a lot; Perplexed,
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 29
  • Users favorite of this poem: Paul Bell, theneophiles_words
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  • Vamsi Sudha

    Dear Spiller, your first Haiku ..WOW. But I too feel the same way, haiku limits the expression....
    Cute and precise !!
    Fill it up....where destiny leads in your next poem ...awaiting 🙂

    • spilleronsheet

      Thanks a lot dear Vamsi
      Yesterday I posted a senyru
      Your right, I will add in more lines in coming future….
      So awaiting to read more from you

    • Goldfinch60

      Beautiful words spilleronsheet.

      Andy

    • L. B. Mek

      a wonderful effort
      staying true, to Haiku's Nature roots
      thanks for sharing, dear poet

    • Neville



      I know for a fact these are not easy .. not even bad ones are easy .. but you make it look so bloomin easy and my word ... this is so much better than just GOOD ........ Neville 🙂

      • spilleronsheet

        Thank you so much dear Neville…still a novice to appreciate beauty, but maybe someday will be able to touch a million hearts….that shall be victory

      • Rocky Lagou

        Wow what a fine write! Very rich in meaning and interpretations! Destiny and our odds against the world we're living in! 💖

        • spilleronsheet

          Thank you so much dear Rocky….let’s create a beautiful destiny…

        • Paul Bell

          I like this, you can play around with it.
          Where destiny leads
          listless autumn leaf
          On whims of oceanic breeze.
          I'll need to try it.



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