Thanks for all your comments. This time of the year is lovely for beuatiful sunrises and sunsets, sometimes it almost seems as though the day is just one long sunrise...
Novel Nymph, I'm not actually nearly as crafty as I'd like to be (or as you think I am?)....
Jblack - I'm glad you think no photo needed but I would love to be able to capture sunrises like this one on camera....
Cate - thanks for taking the time to scroll through all my poetry, its nice to know that the older poems aren't lost....
Rethabile - glad you think this is a good ku, I keep trying....
nglish language haiku are 5-7-5 or less, the syllables in English beingh different from those in Japanese. Browse the links here under Hauku to find out more or contact any English language literary haiku journal
Mmm, very lovely--and you are VERY crafty, aren't you?
ReplyDeleteI love this, especially the last line. No photo needed: Your haiku sets the scene.
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I really like this haiku--I'd never thought about the day as being a transition between so many different colors.
ReplyDeleteI've also been enjoying scrolling through all of your other lovely poetry!
This is exactly how our sunrise looked this morning as we traveled to work. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYes, I've watched that subtle change and it is inspiring.
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I especially like the last line -- perfect all by itself. Nice.
ReplyDeleteLovely poem, so evocative of the subtle hues of the sky at various times of day.
ReplyDeleteLove your play with colors to bring the joy of nature to us!
ReplyDeleteMy kind of morning! I love the way you recorded it.
ReplyDeleteOh, I loved this! We have lots of orange and red evenings here as well!
ReplyDeletePerfect choice for this theme and that last line was great.
ReplyDeleteIf you can write a good ku, you can write.
ReplyDeleteThis is a good ku.
Thanks for all your comments. This time of the year is lovely for beuatiful sunrises and sunsets, sometimes it almost seems as though the day is just one long sunrise...
ReplyDeleteNovel Nymph, I'm not actually nearly as crafty as I'd like to be (or as you think I am?)....
Jblack - I'm glad you think no photo needed but I would love to be able to capture sunrises like this one on camera....
Cate - thanks for taking the time to scroll through all my poetry, its nice to know that the older poems aren't lost....
Rethabile - glad you think this is a good ku, I keep trying....
We had a similar sunrise this AM. I love the simplicity of the scene.
ReplyDeleteI love this! One of my favorite subtle changes.
ReplyDeleteday breaks through...day breaks blue...great job
ReplyDeleteIt is happens so slowly and subtly that we are always surprised when it inevitably happens.
ReplyDeleteWow. Very lovely, the transition of a sunrise!
ReplyDeleteThis isn't a correct haiku!!! 5,7,5!!!!!!!!!! not 4, 5, 3 But otherwise very good! I could imagine it so easily
ReplyDeletenglish language haiku are 5-7-5 or less, the syllables in English beingh different from those in Japanese. Browse the links here under Hauku to find out more or contact any English language literary haiku journal
ReplyDeleteWow this haiky impressed me! As custom essay this one is wonderful! I try to buy college papers with something like this.
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