Ten Poems by Jaime Stanford | Zombie Logic Review
Jaime Stanford is a poet, poetry educator, and resident of Stratford-upon-Avon, UK. Writing poetry since 2019, Jaime has spent the past five years teaching others a variety of poetry styles. With a passion for poetry, the English language, and creative expression, Jaime inspires writers to explore creativity through verse.
Haiku
Muffled minds wonder
sudoric bodies shudder
caressing slumber.
A velvety dusk
hangs low; muffled oranges
the tide grows nearer.
Vividness
colour cascade
beautiful mind pervades.
Heart
tightly bound
silenced no sound.
Haiku Chain Write
Your
deep love
held the key
You
unlocked me
my heart breathed
Together
our souls
hand in hand.
Monoku
I am your darkest gift filled with sin and utter bliss
wildflowers in pink she cherishes the cool wind
pearl tinted moon moulded like the bowl of a spoon splashed milk drops at dusk
Tiptoeing through silk petals blossom scented feet
Haynaku
Crestfallen
Soul battered
Upon its knees.
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