Young Writers Society

Each individual haiku you wrote holds its own special story.The library holds books and adventures of all kind.The painted stone is art amongst the green gracefully growing on it.Finally,we have the flowers.The bright,beautiful,bubbly flowers.(Did that last part make sense?) I’ve enjoyed all three of your haikus.I just thought of stories for them.I hope that you will have a fantastically wonderful day and night.

Hi liminality!

Anma here with a review! X3

I am interested.. In what the first poem means? The library in which herbs grow? Or is it.. a book in which the herbs are defined? The second one it comes out as an oddly shape? A jungle perhaps? The third one where flowers bloom. You have showed so much in just a few words! I would change nothing with these, but if you ever have the time, re write them! See what will happen and let your mind wander.

With lots of love
Anma <3

Hello!
I think these are some very nice haiku. I like how all of them can be pondered on for a while. The first one contrasting the oldness of the books with the newness of the plants. and this takes into account the way that books are made from plants. the window also shows a sort of transparency between the two stages and it lets light into the poem in a really nice way. the second haiku contrasts the man-made painted stone with the natural fan shaped leaves that I imagine blow in a warm tropical wind as opposed to the stones stoic coldness. the third poem shows the way that things hold themselves. it's like the whole thing about onions and layers. I had to look up the flower and the flower part that you referenced in this haiku but once I found a good picture of it I understood the meaning in the poem. it's amazing how things can hold themselves in this way and it made me think of other things that do the same, like water or seeds.

Only real error i noticed was the second line in the third haiku. i think it has an extra syllable. easily fixed by changing stigmatas to stigmas, which is the more common term for that anyway I think (I know stigmata as the wounds of christ, and stigmas as flower bits which is why i had to look it up!)
beyond that, the only other things I have are little quibbles about punctuation but i don't think I could do any better. haiku punctuation is hard.
hope this helps! Keep writing!

beautiful haikus. i really liked the second one. but the third one has got to be my favorite
although, i couldnt really figure out by what you meant by the third line in the first one. you had a nice rhythm going for the first two lines but maybe try replacing the reference to herbs with something more appealing to fresh paper and the soothing smell of library books. say something like fresh grass rather than herbs or the smell of wet mud. the word "supple' gives the piece a very elegant touch; one you could use with the adjectives mentioned above