Apple Blossoms (Tripplet Haiku)

by Brigitte   May 19, 2006


Crisp Apple Blossoms
Shower down upon the grass
'Tis the rain of May

Thick-set blackened bark
In which lover's names engraved
Surrounds pale green wood

Teal leaves grasp sunlight
Reaching for the clear blue sky
A tree standing proud

This is the fist Haiku that I ever wrote. A Haiku used to be used in the japanese literature and consists of a count of syllables going like this

Line one-5
Line two-7
Line three- 5

Haiku's are usually about nature.

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  • 17 years ago

    by Lovely Bones

    I just wrote my first haiku today as well, but it's nothing compared to this! it's amazing! I love it. Haikus are now my favorite type of poetry. Keep it up!

  • 17 years ago

    by master of shadow

    Great pice, you wrote this very well esspessially for a first Haiku, it had a very strong atmosphere about it and flowed very well

  • 17 years ago

    by Darien

    You did a great job on this Haiku. All syllables were accounted for. Very calm and relaxing scenary you created. ( except the rain! I want sun!!! lol )

  • 17 years ago

    by Kaylee

    For your first haiku it was beautiful and much better than what I could have done. YOu can get a good feel of nature in it's beauty, something we often overlook, and it appeals to the senses as though seeing a painting. You use words that people don't often use to bring your words color and life.