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Friday, October 03, 2008

A Lover's Tale





early morning talks
a million word discussion
distance unites us

your touch is gentle

as you explore the layers

of my rhythmic heart


it wasn't enough
a glance...then i see you go

it just breaks my heart


a note to myself -
it's hard to be fabulous

when so much goes wrong


so stop denying

you love him and no one else
hearts can never lie



Happy Friday
everyone...wish you all a meaningful weekend!


Please don't forget to visit other people's wonderful haiku at A Mommy Story!



17 comments:

Anonymous said...

wow
very good Mari, powerful!

Chaggoholic.... said...

Hey loved the poem. Kp it comin dear.Happy Friday to u as well....

Anonymous said...

Just loved this on so many levels. Beautiful but sad feeling too.

Rachael said...

Beautiful haiku this week!

Korie said...

Very touching.

Amanda said...

Wow, this really made me think of how I felt when I first met my boyfriend. Really good work!!!

Vinz said...

lovely lines..

~~a note to myself -
it's hard to be fabulous
when so much goes wrong~~

how true..!!

Cathy said...

Beautiful haiku! It makes me hope things work out. :)

Bleeding Heart said...

What a beautiful poem! You are an amazing writer. :)

Anonymous said...

fantastic.

Anonymous said...

Very beautiful and haunting. Have a wonderful weekend.

Anonymous said...

Wow, beautiful 'ku!

storyteller said...

You DO have a way with HAIKU ;--)
Sorry to have been a stranger this week, but I enjoyed all 5 posts just now and just wanted to say I’m glad you’re ‘blogging’ regularly again. Hope you’re having a delightful day.
Hugs and blessings,

Synchronicity said...

Happy Friday to you too...hope you have a wonderful weekend!

Anonymous said...

Very nice wish. You also good and enjoyable weekend.

Anonymous said...

lovely lines. :)

Anonymous said...

Just fluttered by to say hello. So glad I did. Your beautiful "hi-koo" was delightful. You must be a poet...did you know it?