Senryu:
two old souls watching
the moon pour its golden dream.
a shared, silent wish.
Haiku:
a moon’s veil falls
pours light over the cliff’s edge
night drinks golden dawn.
Senryu:
two souls at the edge
moonlight spills their held breath loose,
they forget to speak.
Haiku:
moon’s river falling,
night drinks the silver current,
stars tremble awake.
Senryu:
lovers lean, unmoved
as if the world could pour out
and we’d still hold hands.
Haiku:
amber moon cascades
autumn’s vein from cliff’s silence
throat, stars, drink the flood.
Senryū and Haiku pairs for Saturday’s SenHai #23. Imagery and poems/prose ©Misky 2006-2025.

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