Challenge
I just discovered a poetic style called the haiku sonnet. It is comprised of four haiku followed by a couplet of either five or seven syllables. Let's give it a try. Please tag me!
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Waiting
Periwinkle mist
Over sullen sleepy hills
I wait for you here.
Flame-and-grapefruit sky
Over fields that shade their eyes
I wait for you here.
Sun-sick greening air
Over crooked cow'ring trails
I wait for you here.
Gravel-gray rainfall
Over mute and haggard cliffs
I wait for you here.
Blunt-edged silence clasps the world
I tuck my chin, wander home.