This week’s TankaTuesday challenge is quite inspiring as Melissa has introduced us to Pi-ku, a new poetic form. I was not familiar with it and therefore, it was fun to learn it.
A Pi-Ku is a short, three-line-poem that mimics the structure of a traditional haiku but uses a 3-1-4 syllabic format.
My new poetry book is dedicated to such blogger buddies for inspiring me to learn and write syllabic poetry. If you like poetry, please click on the link to look inside
When dawn touches dewdrops with her soft hues, They try to hold hands, To catch the silvery light And make a dream flight Just like the morning birds Soaring together, Rising to greet the pink hues Of the sky Murmuring the meaning Of togetherness.
The door that locked me in, The door that became my canvas, Ignited my creativity, Stirred my numb mind, I’m glad I sat behind this door.
The door that barred my way, The door that nurtured my mirages, Peeping outside was a sin. It taught me to look within. I’m glad I lived within.
The door that kept beckoning, The door that argued assertively, Chasing a false future is futile. Clinging to past imperfections, pallid. I’m glad it taught me!
The door that I shunned willingly, The door that I kept closed To emerge saner, subtle minded. Positive vibes carried me far. I’m glad it nurtured me!
The door that sparked curiosity, The door that I broke open, Delusions died with the door. Realism was stark and stormy. I’m glad I could break free!
Away from dark corridors of the mind, Abandoning all fears behind that door. I move into the realms of my choice, Into the world of love and peace. I look forward to the new world!