Two Haiku's

1.

mountain rivers flow,

two beating hearts in tandem,

my “koi no yokan”.

2.

light filtered by trees,

honeysuckle, on my tongue,

childhood, gone by.

Author's Note

Koi no yokan definition, "Koi no Yokan is a Japanese term that translates to “a sense of impending love” or “premonition of love”. It describes the feeling when you meet someone for the first time and instantly know that you will fall in love with them."

Reviews

[Michael Sun Bear]

These are great Eileen. And I like the Japanese phrase. Do you speak the language?

[Eileen]

thank you, I don't actually speak Japanese, I just love finding phrases like this, where there isn't really a direct translation to English.

[Michael Sun Bear]

I like that as well, German has some of that