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The Cherita was created by al li. I’ve fallen in love with this lovely poetry form. And for each working day I shall endeavour to post a cherita a day on my blog. 🙂
Please, if you have time do visit the Cherita site, http://www.thecherita.com/flipbook/ to read wonderfully written Cherita, edited by Larry Kimmel. The Flipbook contains 76 new and original cherita by 32 poets from the UK, USA, India, Australia, Ireland, Canada and Ghana. Thank you. 🙂
credits: http://www.thecherita.com/
Living Water
a droplet of water
as if from the branches
soothing my parched soul
spring of living water
a covenant
that I thirst no more
(Linked to Haiku Horizons)
© Celestine Nudanu 10/07/17Links for Haiku Rhapsodies:
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This is wonderful ! (Thanks for the link , by the way )
Always a pleasure, Milan. 🙂
Ah now this one is more complex, I like it even more.
Thank you as always. this is an expression of my counter with God. 🙂
Even though I don’t know yet what a cherita is, your lines are beautiful and poignant.
Jolly, thank you. 🙂 Cherita is a poem of six lines, broken into three as above. Cherita is Malay word which means ‘story telling’. 🙂
Oh this is lovely! I will have to look that one up!
Thanks Sumyanna. Please do. 🙂
You’re welcome 🙂
Oh you are good at these Cherita’s
Ow thanks Elaine. 🙂 I really find them simple to write and they seem to express better how I feel. 🙂
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