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— Oscar Wilde.
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The Chrysanthemum has found its way into the poetry of ancient China, Japan, and 1900s England. Here is a collection of poems and haikus that highlight this flower.
Poems about Chrysanthemums
October blossom
frangipani morning smiles
tropical breeze sways
#haiku#micropoetry
In the highlands of Papua New Guinea, during the pre colonial days, our ancestors used some form of communication to send messages to each other. These form of communications were, sending smoke signals and reflecting shiny pieces of objects to send messages of birth, death, meetings, and other significant events from villages to villages or from persons to persons. Below is the form of poem I like. Thanks for reading and the likes. 😊💖
smoke signal
mountain to mountain
message sent
#shortstory#haiku#micropoetry#PapuaNewGuinea
walk away from
yesterday’s shadow
that linger
#haiku#micropoetry #poem
let go
pains of many
moons
#haiku#micropoetry#poem
lonely nights
half moon high and far
seeing the same moon
#haiku#micropoetry#poem
every moon
my daughter’s agony
resurfaces
#micropoetry#haiku#poem
dark rings around eyes
moon’s journey all through
day break
#haiku#micropoetry#poem
full moon
a face looks up
moon smile
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