- The theme words ‘Light and Dark’ are not used in the piece at all, but run through the entire composition.
- The ‘first person plural’ is used, keeping with the theme of duality.
- The title and cover picture are integral parts of the piece, and complete the message.
We do not co-exist, but cannot exist without the other. Our identities are defined by absence of the other. Call us two sides of a well-crafted coin, or the wisdom of parallel riverbanks which never meet. There is always a connecting point that separates us, and it owes its existence to us.
At times, we just decide to rule different parts of the world, different mind-sets and challenge the power of the other. It gives living beings a reason to live, a cause to strive for, and a framework to craft identities. It accentuates individuality.
Our recurring appearance defeats redundancy. Contrast makes life interesting. It beats the indecisiveness of in-between shades. Vacillation gives way to a powerful presence.
No love lost here,
we demerge to define
sharp identities.
Order is empowered to
cut the greyness of chaos.
Inspired by Colleens-weekly-poetry-challenge-27-light-dark/
https://colleenchesebro.com/2017/03/28/colleens-weekly-poetry-challenge-27-light-dark/
Coverpic : flickr.com

Bravo!
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Gorgeous! I can see you are enjoying these Haibun. I am too. Well done! ❤
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Thanks!
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Yes. Haibun is my favorite form of micropoetry. It gives wide scope for expression.
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