Tides
A poem of haikus
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1 min readFeb 17, 2017
Chasing Lady Moon’s trail
the Wind blew a whistle
As the mountain sleeps,
I build shrines of
the sands
the waves give and take
an answer that
I could not see,
Busy leaving prints
to write of heavens
I cut the trees
missing the sky
Anger, left behind
my ox ran away from
the fields I plowed
the seeds I planted
the twins of my soul
The foam gave birth to
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