Ink And Blood Haiku
The pallet is mixed a story to be told
Ink And Blood Haiku
Ink and blood cold ice
both bond paper roses nice
A mixed up story
About the Creator
Marie381Uk
I've been writing poetry since the age of fourteen. With pen in hand, I wander through realms unseen. The pen holds power; ink reveals hidden thoughts. A poet may speak truth or weave a tale. You decide. Let pen and ink capture your mind❤️
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Comments (7)
Interesting 🤔
All that that a writer is known for whatever the talent may be from poetry to fiction to everything else. The ink of a pen is what makes up a writer's blood. Good job.
The second line—“both bond paper roses nice”—introduces a fragile beauty. Paper roses suggest something crafted, delicate, and artificial, but still lovely. It hints at the way we dress up our trauma, our confusion, our rawness—how we turn it into art that can be admired, even if it's born from chaos.
Short and sweet
Very good work 👏
This haiku really makes you think about the contrast between ink and blood. It's an interesting concept. I've always been into wordplay and imagery in poetry. How do you think the idea of "bonding paper roses" ties into the ink and blood theme? It seems like there's a deeper meaning there that I'm missing. Also, the mention of "a mixed up story" makes me wonder what kind of narrative this haiku is trying to convey. Is it a tale of chaos or something more symbolic?
The image and the haiku are perfectly fitting each other. I hope everything is alright with you, Marie.