The Sunday Morning Haiku Is Closed*
Duck Pond
The bronze leaves play
a muted trumpet
with joy, deep-felt.
The perky piccolo expresses
for the yellow aspens
a mood, piquant, gay.
The scarlet maples
uninhibited,
blow a treble note
in unrestrained ecstasy;
while the deep green pines
strum a measured beat
on the wind's bass viol.
And on the shore, the tiny
waves
lap a background rhythm
on a sandy drum.
-Olga Laird Hinckley
The original poem.
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*Free-verse poetry
The only kind now allowed
On team blog Hubbub
"OK, now it's time for that first cup of coffee."
The bronze leaves play
a muted trumpet
with joy, deep-felt.
The perky piccolo expresses
for the yellow aspens
a mood, piquant, gay.
The scarlet maples
uninhibited,
blow a treble note
in unrestrained ecstasy;
while the deep green pines
strum a measured beat
on the wind's bass viol.
And on the shore, the tiny
waves
lap a background rhythm
on a sandy drum.
-Olga Laird Hinckley
The original poem.
______________________________________
*Free-verse poetry
The only kind now allowed
On team blog Hubbub
"OK, now it's time for that first cup of coffee."
1 Comments:
You are a veritable Walt Whitman, my friend!
Scream your loud yawp over the rooftops of the city:
"More Free Verse, Baby!!!!"
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