Poem of the Week: Haiku #575
I mostly post my poetry first on Instagram, (unless it is a patron-exclusive poem).  Then, each Sunday here on the blog, I post the poem that has got the most Insta likes.
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The poems are inspired by photographs, sometimes taken by me, sometimes by others.

My most popular poem on Instagram this week was a haiku in 5-7-5 form, inspired by a picture of a thunder-and-lightning storm.

I love haiku, those little snapshots in words that capture the mood of a moment. I mostly love how they make me focus and become present.

And now for this week’s poem:

lightning flares through clouds
thunder rolls and darkness splits
into liquid night

 

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Orna Ross
Author: Orna Ross

Orna Ross is an award-winning novelist and poet, advocate for self-publishing and, as Director of the Alliance of Independent Authors, "one of the 100 most influential people in publishing" (The Bookseller).

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