POETRY
Dew You!
Poetry Playground Daily Prompt #3-Haikus
Loving the dew in the morning
light dew on the grass
Laid down on bed morning
won’t last all day long
The new dew drops fall
They take a lead of faith now
puddles death sting
Not the green drink
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The colors of mountain dew
silently fall down
Dandelion dew
Sticks to her tender petals
Flowing in the wind
I love haikus! Today I wrote four haikus about dew. Morning dew is an enchantingly beautiful and important water source for plants and living things. Dew is usually available in the morning, and it evaporates quickly. In Biblical times, dew was a collectable water source. Dew was collected mostly for drinking water, needed by weary travelers walking through the desert. Today, there are dew harvesting techniques. The humidity and conditions of a specific area affect how much dew can be collected and harvested. Dew is a water source meant to sustain, grow, and lay silently upon the land as God’s ultimate blessing. A root finds its water from the dew. I love seeing dew in the morning when I go outside. Dew is such a wondrous sight and a natural gift from God.
I was inspired by Pooja Vishwanathan 🦋 and her dew poem, Notes of the Morning. Please read it here.
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