Planting
source |
root by root
From
the words
you gave me
Before
virus forced
us inside alone
Forgiving
took me
a long time
Now grow, plants.
Meet the sun.
Day Ten International Poetry Month
Today’s prompt (optional, as always) is another one from the archives, first suggested to us by long-time Na/GloPoWriMo participant Vince Gotera. It’s the hay(na)ku), a three line poem. I've written the hay(na)ku sonnet, described by Vince in April 2012:
"Four hay(na)ku, adding up to twelve lines, and then a couplet of three words per line, each equivalent to the third line of a hay(na)ku. This means that each stanza, in whatever shape, contains six words. A total of 30 words for the whole poem, then."
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© 2020 Susan L. Chast
© 2020 Susan L. Chast
I love the planting of radical loving. May it bloom and thrive.
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