In honor of our 30th Anniversary, we invite you to express your creativity by writing a haiku about conflict and resolution. Whether you have been inspired by mediation, personal growth, or simply enjoy the art of poetry, we want to showcase your voice!
A haiku is a form of traditional Japanese poetry consisting of three lines: the first line has 5 syllables, the second line has 7 syllables, and the third line has 5 syllables. It is a simple and powerful way to reflect on the complexities of conflict and the beauty of resolution.
Haiku Showcase
Meet, greet, comfort goal
Empathetic, Listen well
Life long peace learner
- Staff Contributor
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Conflict is a clue.
It tells us something is awry.
Listening is next.
- Dave Burgoyne
Needs collide in cloud.
Wants are tossed about by storm.
"Listen"' clears the air.
- Herb Levine
Words like rivers flow,
Mending bridges built of peace,
Calm restores the shore.
- Staff Contributor
Conflict is good
The space between is sacred
Resolution comes
- Facebook Contributor
Conflicts are crucial,
To express thoughts and feelings,
To resolve the cause.
- Copy Wrights Printing & Mailing
Tension with distance
Traversing waves and weather
Navigating star
- Kelsie Manner
Angry world on fire.
So many loving to fight.
For them, we seek peace.
- Greg A.
Loud voices, mean words
Table talk, conversation
Connection, calm, peace.
- Lisa Woods
Please walk in my shoes
Then you will understand me
That is (or was) not so hard!
- Gail B.
Waves crash on the shore,
broken stones smooth over time...
peace in ebb and flow
- Jane Beck
rivers merging in
waves crashing there all about
life and peace flowing
- Jennifer Talbot
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