FormForAll ~dVersePoets~Haiku

The Wheel of the Maritimes

Change, cycles emerge

rhyme and reason know no place

 the mighty sea reigns

From the white blanket

worn so land may find slumber

recharging, fertile

when rains of April

awakens earth to planting

greenery takes hold

until dry, barren

heat of the highest sun bakes

seeds planted erupt

Shorter days harvest

summers sustenance is held

survival blanket

Today Gay (aka @beachanny) is treating us to the form of Haiku & Senryu over at the dVersePub.  Come and play poet with us won't you, as we take a look at Japanese poetry.  I have choosen to present my own in the 5.7.5 syllable count of Senryu...and if you want to know more, you'll have to talk to Gay! ;)