I thought it might be interesting to create a synopsis for my novel, Sing to Me Softly, through a series of haiku . . .
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he married her for
shallow reasons — he didn’t
want a wife to love
to perform a role
create the right impression
dangerous façade
then she held a life, a
pure heart in altered raiment
joy and sorrow merged
too much, too little
an empty vow lay between
her hopes torn, shattered
darkness, unknown truths
revealed give light, pierce shadows
breaking, mending bonds
~ sld
Beautiful! The words grip your heart. Very true to life.
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Thank you :o)
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Oh, how beautiful!!Love the poem form for your synopsis AND the title too!!
Now for the book…..she said impatiently!!
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Thanks Judy :o)
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I am officially jealous of your ability to create evocative images of life through the careful choice of a few words:)
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smiling — Thank you, John. Haiku is such an interesting and challenging form of poetry. A lot of fun, too.
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