Summary
This website features a gratitude-themed haiku by Victor Sarkin, along with an invitation to explore more of his haiku on love.
Abstract
The website showcases a single haiku titled "Gratitude," which encapsulates the emotion of thankfulness through a traditional Japanese poetic form. The haiku, written by Victor Sarkin, is accompanied by a photograph of a serene landscape, setting a tone of tranquility and reflection. The author extends a personal note of thanks to the reader for engaging with the piece and gently encourages further exploration into his collection of haikus, each of which delves into the multifaceted nature of love. The site also provides links to other haiku works by Sarkin, such as "Warm Breath," "Insatiable," "Surrender," "Weak," "Your Hand," "Gaze Upon Me," "Distracted," "Winter Nights," "Without You," and "A Woman’s Hunger," suggesting a broader narrative and thematic exploration within his body of work.
Opinions
Wanting, needing me. Nestling into my embrace. My grateful heart wept.
© Victor Sarkin 2020. All Rights Reserved.
Thank you for taking the time to read this piece and I hope you enjoyed it. Please consider perusing some of my other haiku on different aspects of this magic we call love.
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