Trying A New Poetry Form
I read all about the Haibun
Spell check wouldn’t even allow it
I went a’wandering like
a National League pitcher
I hit but I rarely get home
unless I pay attention to the green
green grass around my solitary mound
will I ever know the beauty of
home field advantage?
Carol Carlisle
My all-knowing husband, especially about baseball, had his doubts about the way I used “home field advantage” but it sounded good to me. Margo Rody Suggested we try a new poetry form. I chose the Haibun. But I will leave you a haiku inspired by the sand painting. Dare I ask which poem works better for you?
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A river of words
Wash upon the sandy shore
Wind blows them away
Wash upon the sandy shore
Wind blows them away
You do dare ask. I love the haiku, with and without the image!
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Thanks for taking up my dare…I will keep trig with new forms but keep the old!
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Me too I love the haiku! 🙂
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Thanks Amanda, Haikus are always a good safety form 😉
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Haibun is fairly new to me but I love it and have tried a few. Love your’s, Carol
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Oh you must understand the rules of baseball…better then I understand rules of Haibun 😉
thanks for your kind words, Georgia!
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