Greetings everyone, it is my first time posting on #hiveblog and I want to start with sharing five Haiku poems that I made. But before I do, let me explain what it is.
In my own words,
It has three lines.
The syllables of each line or mora is 5 - 7 - 5
Features of Haiku
It contains three lines.
It has five moras (syllables) in the first line, seven in the second, and five in the last line.
It contains 17 syllables in total.
A Haiku poem does not rhyme.
Haiku poems frequently have a kigo, or seasonal reference.
Haiku poems are usually about nature or natural phenomena.
The poem has two juxtaposed subjects that are divided into two contrasting parts.
In English, this division between two parts can be shown by a colon or a dash.
Source:https://literarydevices.net/haiku/
Do enjoy a cup
when tea brings you peace and calm
you can't do with one.
Your roses left dead
the petals blown by the wind,
feelings yet alive.
Cute things but take care
your soft gentle finger could bleed
Oh lovely cactus!
Leaves grow then they fall,
Lovers go like the storm do
yet the strong ones remain.
Candle light flickers,
some claims to see the future
will the light betray?
I never thought that writing Haiku is fun. words don't need to rhyme but they make sense for me. This is short yet brings solid message. My friend 
I really love reading books and writing, now that things are stressful, this brings us a good way to express creativity and try many new ways to do things. Stay strong in these hard times and keep working hard.
Truly yours!
Grateful for the time you have spent reading my little poetry,
see you!
