Daily Verse
Week 2, March 2024

Music
by Sasha Clark 11th March 2024

Music flows through all
Connecting with gentle rythms
and rhymes
Inspiring with deep resonating tones
Motivating with wild pulsing beats
Music flows through us
with healing smoothness
To heal find the music
within yourself
To improve your life
find the music in all
The music is different for each of us
The sun sings Ommm

Haiku
Haiku on Music
by Steliana Voicu 12th March 2024


last jasmine falls…
through the piano player fingers
moonlight sonata

hellenic sun -
my nephew listening to
the seashells music

bougainvillea moon -
old bouzouki song joins
few foreigners

toccata and fugue…
the kitten chasing a butterfly
in the tall grass

Galactic Nocturne
By Petrouchka Alexieva 13th March 2024

I carved my violine from a present
I’ve got from the full silver moon
- a piece of her smile -
and she raised crescent tonight.
I polished it
with magic of Milky Way dust.
I made its sparkling strings
from the stars’ celestial glimpse.
The bow I tide
from luminous spinning quasar.
Then, I’ve got the tunes
from the sweet evening breeze.
The midnight clouds
dropped silky curtains from above.
Can you hear the galactic nocturne
my divine violine plays tonight?

Cherita
By Neetu Malik 14th March 2024


spring rain
she listens to
its rhythm at her window
joy flows in
where winter's sharp bite had dug
deep hollows

hard to rise
yet another day
dark with unbroken cloud
but from the white ash
the sound of lilting birdsong
lights up my heart

Mississippi moods
hued in shades of blue
city of spells and saxophone
beaten down
time and time again .... still swings
to the jazzy tunes

Poems
By Belinda Behne 15th March 2024


sleeping beside her
caressed by ancient melodies
tumbling downstream

wild joyful birdsong
a symphony with wings
frolicks in the birdbath

Pavarotti's aria
explodes through open windows
my husband must be home

I lift my face
to the darkness of the night
In the fullness of the moon
I open my eyes and breathe
My soul sings
Giving thanks for every star
Biographies of Poets
Sasha Clark was raised in the suburbs in Baltimore, Maryland. About 11 1/2 years ago she moved with her husband to Southern New Mexico. She began writing self-healing posts on Facebook shortly after covid started. Then a friend introduced her to a Haiku group so now she writes at least one Haiku daily. She also makes gemstone necklaces, mostly turquoise. And is learning Tai Chi including sword form. Her day job is a reference investigator for a background investigation company which does screening mostly for hospitals.
