phoenix wisdom, iii
third entry for "falling leaves"
fall leaves: phoenix wings
cast joy, rage, colour:
death — is — just — for — now —
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Comments (4)
The addition of he phoenix is so clever it complements the final line. As a proper Haiku should. Contender …winner
Oooo, that last line was so powerful and clearly implies rebirth and the existence of birth and death as a cycle!
Very nice! The last line was also great because it's true.
"Death is just for now" is a killer line, LC.