Great suggestions. I missed the count good catch. Thank you.
Haiku/Senryu / Ambiguous
buried emotions
secrets lie cultivating sprouts
exposing raw nerve
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Good senryu.
These elements do lead to raw feelings.
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I really like how you approach a person’s emotions, in dealing with a deceitful person. This haiku is really unique in it’s composure.
I did find a problem that’s easily fixed though. In your second line, you have an eight count syllable. You could solve that problem just by either, taking out ‘lie’ or changing ‘cultivating’ to ‘cultivate’.
The second line is my favorite one, because I interpreted it as causing ‘many doubts’ in a person’s character.
Loved it!
Rhonda
A clever and oblique haiku. It digs to the root of repressed emotions and conveys the sharp slap of emotional darkness brought to the light. Very clever work, and “cultivating sprouts” adds a lighter touch.
This was a very good piece.The wordplay is wonderful.The syllable count is correct,575.This painted a very colorful picture in my mind. Great job.
I can’t quite get the link to the title, unless you’re saying the piece can deliberately be interpreted in many ways.
I like L1 and L2, and the idea of secrets or emotions that have been kept hidden continuing to live and grow. The jump to exposing a nerve seems quite big in L3, unless you’re saying the action of secrets growing also exposed the nerve.
I’m not completely sure about ‘cultivating sprouts’, but don’t have much better to offer right away. Germinating, perhaps? A solid senryu that I think is close to being very good.
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