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A String Haiku verse written for Week 7, Poetic Explorations.
Dead, tree felled by age. New life, fashioned by the skilled hands of a craftsman. Lovingly produced, beauty exists once again. The oak lives anew. Author's Notes: A Haiku is an unrhymed Japanese poem recording the essence of a moment. Nature is combined with human nature. It usually consists of three lines of 17 syllables (or fewer), normally following a syllabic count of 5/7/5 for each line. A String Haiku consists of two or more verses.
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