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Haikus inspired by Marilyn Monroe

by Shirley Smothers

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Heart translates to pain
If only to find relief
Help this weary soul

 

I tried to love You
But You left, never returned
Good nite my once love

Eyes windows of soul
But the nite has eyes that see
My darkest of fears

A blue velvet couch
Left my doll in her carriage
The doll was stolen

 

 

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Saturday 6th June 2015 11:07 pm

haiku poems   Marilyn Monroe

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