Haiku Cycle

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A_Vronsky
A_Vronsky
31 Followers

Curve of lover's hips
Evoking deep dark desires
To bend her over.

Dew glistens in fields
Of pink flowers opening
To receive his gift.

Olive body stretched
Over my bed's satin sheets,
Giving joys divine.

Hot flesh colliding,
Limbs and bodies linked as one,
Falling in a heap.

Twin bare mountain peaks
Blanketed with guilty signs
Of man's great pleasure.

A_Vronsky
A_Vronsky
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A_VronskyA_Vronskyabout 11 years agoAuthor

Thank you all for the feedback.

Esperanza_HidalgoEsperanza_Hidalgoabout 13 years ago
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When I read it, I liked all of the first two lines but not the third, or action. It reads good and a five despite not being Haiku or the little nag.

vrosej10vrosej10about 13 years ago
Not haiku

Haiku is like porn, I know it when I see it, and this ain't it. Two images one moment, no closure, possibly a season word and the two images shouldn't directly flow from one and other.

However this is well written and works as a group of tercets or as a group poem. The name hurt you.

twelveoonetwelveooneabout 13 years ago
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You hurt yourself by calling it Haiku Cycle, this is pretty much short line free verse and as such, you are liberated from count.

100

theognistheognisabout 13 years ago
*****

"Dew glistens in fields

Of pink flowers opening

To receive his gift."

Superb.

Five.

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