For those who are new to the land of Haikus - Haiku is a Japanese lyric form that has seventeen syllables, arranged in 3 lines of 5/7/5 syllables each; usually invoking an aspect of nature or the seasons.
It consists of two sentences, separated by a puntuation mark, and usually, the last line holds a sort of key to the verse, a point to drive home so to speak.It is usually build around the beauty and feelings depicted by nature.
Ivy creeps and twines,
Your body is close to mine,
I'll not let thee go!
Grapes sweeten thy lips,
Succulent,smooth,temptous red,
O what thirst I feel.
Bosoms heave in heat,
Mangoes ripened calls me near,
On them soon I feast.
Twilight plays on skin,
Your navel licked; then I kissed.
Clenched your toes in haste.
Blissful moans I hear,
As I merge,blend into ye,
Drenched in passions rain.
Cool mist gentle touched,
Our bodies on green moss laid,
Thus this Haiku ends.
