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  Sep 2019 A B Faniki
Lauren Leal
Broken dreams
And split seams
It's all it seems
In endless streams
  Sep 2019 A B Faniki
Wai Phyo Win
We blow love bubbles
Argue, whose one is bigger
Blast! none left but love

~ Haiku ~
Wai Phyo Win
[ 12 September 2019 ]
  Sep 2019 A B Faniki
Marla
Eyes are shut despite the love,
makes flesh want to self-destruct.
****** tears flowing through an aqueduct
as joy and virtue become an in-flux.
Feelings are like cinnamon floating on a wind,
they only enter if you let them in.
  Sep 2019 A B Faniki
Lily
Roses grace the sky in a bouquet,
And a few fall down to me.
The last fleeting rays of yellow sunlight
Shoot up into the sky like fireworks,
Illuminating the beach for a brief moment.
A cool breeze whips across the shore,
And the sands drift in my face,
The sands that tell the stories of all
Who have watched these pink moments before.
The ocean whispers to me,
Its enticing scent pulling me in,
Saying, “the world is not so bad,
Watch this beautiful sunset.
Everything will be alright.”
The last rose petal falls,
And the clock reads 8:12 pm.
The taste of salt lingers on my tongue
As I turn and head for home.
The sunset says,
“Come back tomorrow!”
The inspiration for this poem was from this essay on NPR's website called "Pink Moments". Here is the link for the essay if you would like to read it (https://thisibelieve.org/essay/11439/); it's a gorgeous work that I did not attempt to copy but that inspired me to tell my own "pink moment" story.
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