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MY FIRST TRY AT HAIKU

READING BOOKS

I never liked it much
But it somehow got to me
slowly and steadily

It is not just stories
it is about the tales untold
and the ones unheard

Is entertaining
cool and imaginative
Ocean of words too

Never realised this before
reading can be fun too
Many more books to read......

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