Exceptional Kojiki 5/7/5 5/7/5 7/7/7 for Japanese Poetry Club One Thousand Cranes : Caught in the Wind of Love by Gypsy Blue Rose If You Would Like To Join the Japanese Poetry Club, please check my author notes

tossed and spun around       caught in the warm wind of love — whirling pirouettes speeding out of control wounded by your killer smile and magnetic charm want to be the one you love from this day until I die I am yours and you are mine       Recognized Author Notes Pirouette = a whirling about on the points of the toes, as in ballet dancing. The Kojiki is divided into three parts: upper 5/7/5 - middle 5/7/5 - lower 7/7/7 syllables count. it uses a kigo (one seasonal reference: winter, summer, spring, or autumn). You may tell a real part of our history, a personal story, or a fictional story. Keep it simple. HISTORY of KOJIKI It's the oldest poetic form that dates back to the year 712. It's a compilation of poetic history and mythology passed on by mouth from generation to generation in the 8th century before written Japanese existed. Thank you very much for taking the time to read and review my poem. Gypsy

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