Savour the overwhelming silence of the unspoken in haiku.





Foot Note : Haiku courtesy The Heron’s Nest XXVII Publication Volume 3 September 2025 .

I’d really be happy to know how you interpret the unsaid in these haiku.
Savour the overwhelming silence of the unspoken in haiku.





Foot Note : Haiku courtesy The Heron’s Nest XXVII Publication Volume 3 September 2025 .

I’d really be happy to know how you interpret the unsaid in these haiku.
Posted by gc1963 on September 22, 2025 in Haiku, POETIC MUSE, POETRY, Why Haiku and tagged Haiku.
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All the poetic verses, Geeta, were inspired by the beauty of nature and open to individual interpretation.
Joanna
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Haiku is about Nature and the scope of individual interpretation is immense.
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Yes, Geeta!
Joanna
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So quiet but saying so much💕
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Yes, that’s the beauty of haiku Esther
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Very lovely haikus
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Thank you Sadje
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You’re welcome
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Sound
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Yes silence becoming word and sound. Thank you Derrrick
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There’s a profound elegance in what is left unsaid. Your haiku gently reminds us that silence can speak louder than words, and that the space between sounds holds its own poetry.
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Thank you very much
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You’re very welcome! 🌸 It’s a joy to share and connect through these words.
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