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RE: Raptor, A Collection of Poems
I would have missed this! That would have been sad... I am interested in hacking micro stanzas and the punchy weight.
Such profoundness in between the minimalised sentences.
They are a lot of work actually. I think each of these took me at least a month to write. Words would come in my dreams; I think "hush" did.
Writing haiku is a super rush, maybe you would like this contest: https://steempeak.com/haikucontest/@bananafish/mizu-no-oto-every-image-has-its-haiku-edition-47-english
xo
I have never mastered micro and minimal writes. Haikus and this kinda poetry are genres I have had to read on other's poets timelines like yours.
Will give it a try though not sure I will post it though 😁
Each session has a theme that some of us try to learn. This one is about a form called haibun. It doesn't really matter if you write a haibun though. Just start. It's a great group, no pressure, like a great haiku.
It's interesting the challenges writers throw at me. You sound like @raj808 or @chinyerevivian right now! I accept this challenge for once though :D
If I fail, (which the anxiety of accepting a challenge I do miserably is letting me know that I will) it's all your faults!
There's no such thing as a failed haiku. I hope you like it. It is my favorite thing to do on steem.