Romance Poetry posted September 10, 2024

June Sargent

Happily married , proud mother of 2 - and grandmother of 2 handsome grandsons. Love reading, writing, traveling, tracing family roots. Looking forward to learning and growing more as a writer of both poetry and prose!

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An Imayo poem for the Japanese Club

Sound of Flapping Wings

by June Sargent

sound of flapping wings above me signal the end

warmth of summer nights disappear with red-crowned cranes

like the fire in your heart that suddenly cooled down

when winds of wanderlust turned our love to ashes

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An Imayo poem consists of 4 lines with 12 syllables each. It is a Japanese form that was sung originally. Can be on any topic.

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An Imayo poem for the Japanese Club

Sound of Flapping Wings

by June Sargent

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