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‘THAT LOVE MAY LIVE’ – A Story In Four Haikus
SADNESS
The heavens opened
On my hopes for sun and warmth
Leaving me bereft
DESPAIR
As the waters rose
So my spirits with them sank
I thought love lay lost
HOPE
But I was quite wrong
For Nature wove its magic
Showing me the truth
TRUTH
Look upon the rain
As summers need to renew
And keep love alive
Roland's Ragbag 
Wonderful haikus, Roland! What a perfect connection to life and love!
Rain always brings me joy! I find life and renewal in it!
HUGS!!! 🙂
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Thankfully, we are blessed with both rain and sunshine. Thank you for commenting, HUGS.
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Beautifully done, Roland. A superb rendering of how the spirits fall and rise
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Thanks for your perceptive comment, Derrick.
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These are wonderful haikus, Roland,
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Glad, you approve. Thank you, Eugenia.
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Nice ones, Roland. I love the face in the stained glass window: great and very uplifting.
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Thanks for commenting, Roger. The stained glass is one of Edward Coley Burne-Jones’. Very Pre-Raphaelite.
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Pre-Raph, indeed it is: Llandaff Cathedral has some fine colored glass from that period. Wonderful work.
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I enjoyed these haikus Roland and how the headings create a pause and breath, then thread the haikus as one poem.
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I thank you, Davy.
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