Haiku
A cool summer's wind
shakes the porcupine's needles
resting on her head
A cool summer's wind
shakes the porcupine's needles
resting on her head
posted by Philip at 12:56 AM
Tuesday, June 20, 2006
About Me
- Name: Philip
I discovered haiku in the summer of 2004 while browsing poetry forums. Since then I kept a little journal of my haiku and in winter of 2005/6 I started other writings i.e.- short story, prose, and poetry. All my writing essentially centers around haiku. All my haiku are 5-7-5 syllables.
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