4 Haiku For Bud
magenta blosssoms
thrown lovingly to the sea
drifted toward Maui
caught in mornings breeze
dusty ashes blow across
shorline rich with life
ash white powder flows
sprinkling the hard black lava
a Mastefpiece gone
pearls of earth life flung
toward the pulsing azure sea
carried him beyond
(3/6/09)
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These poems are written by family members, and do not necessarily have to rhyme. My original personal challenge was to write a poem a day for one year. (Yes, a three line haiku counts as long as it fits the criteria of 5-7-5.) My revised goal is to write 365 poems in the same number of days.
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