Thirtieth Poetry Post: Haikus to Calling it a Day

HAIKUS TO CALLING IT A DAY

Sunset on the sea
Ushers in the closing day
Calming down the pace


Sailboats heading in
As fog horns bellow their call
Billowy sails down


Soft flower petals
Instinctively curl in now
Awaiting night fall


Venus twinkles high
After the sun has gone down
Echoing love’s rest


Fierce winds blow by day
Moonlight brings gentle rocking
Soothing us to sleep

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