A style of lyric poetry borrowed from the Japanese that typically presents an intense emotion or vivid image, which, traditionally, is designed to lead to a spiritual insight.
Haiku is a fixed poetic form, consisting of seventeen syllables organized into three unrhymed lines of five, seven, and five syllables.
Add the colors now
Into the silk, here I go
Watch me go deeper!
Phillip Bryan
July 2, 2006
Until the stars die
These flags, these moves, myself, now,
Are special, unique
Daniel G. Van Olst
Mon 5-24-2004
If your ties are tight
It is hard to penetrate
And you may get white
Neal and Denis
July 3, 2006
A splendid fire wheel!
Now into the dryer go.
Where has the red gone?
Ben Zimmerman
July 3, 2006
The circular motion of
Angel’s Wings
give me peace.
The colors and the inner flame lead me….
Like a butterfly’s motions,
forever searching for Truth.
Jack Gerard
July 4, 2006
Color saturates.
Flowing as creative juice.
Yielding Art’s true form.
Pedro Diaz
July 5, 2006
White my life pre silk
Untie silk untie my life
Bright now silk and life
Mitch Bodholdt
July 5, 2006
absolutely still
while lights, music, noise surround
i dance in the calmtranscending their form
what should just be dyed fabric
beautiful magicno use pretending
your eyes gravitate to them
mesmerized you stare
Mike Shriver
March 11, 2007
To dance, to connect
Look inside and find myself
Deep within myself
Phillip Bryan
July 6, 2006
In All this Coolness
It is The moon watching us?
Flagging by the pool
Angel Saratiel
June 6, 2007,
Inspired by the Sunday pool party at Texas Flagger Weekend 2007
