SPLIT SECOND…

HAIKU 1 Minute
PHOTO BY PIXABAY





golden beach sunset
imminent roar emerges
array of seashells


(c) Monica St Hillaire, 2020.

	


	

			


	

			

				

					

		
		

			
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			I LOVE WRITING. ESPECIALLY POEMS FOR KIDS. PRACTICING  MY HAIKU THAT I ALSO LOVE.BOTH TRADITIONAL AND NON TRADITIONAL.I INTEND TO SHARE MY PASSION ON THIS BLOG. I HOPE TO MAKE ALL ENTERTAINING AS MUCH AS I CAN. JOIN ME IN MY JOURNEY.....			
		

	

		

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			12 thoughts on “SPLIT SECOND…”		


		
		
    
					
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    It IS very difficult for me to appreciate Haikus, I’m a very critic person, and I do not understand much of the art of writing them, so, when I like one, it’s because it’s really good. I liked this one.
    
The last line was what hit me. The array of seashells. I related to that, as if you took me to the beach on the back street where I love to spend time. So, that was powerful. And the title added a HUMPH to the whole thing. Very, very nice.
    
Keep writing, and thank you for following Literatim Poetry Press.
    
We do reblog posts so, stay tunned Misses Monica.
    

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