A Sijo

Sam is hosting at d’Verse and we’re to create a Sijo

a Korean form of poetry.  In Sam’s  words,

“Sijo is composed in three lines,

each line having 14-16 syllables,

for a total count of between 44-46

syllables.

The first line introduces the theme,

the second develops the theme in a different direction

and the final line provides closure” or,

In Claudia's words, ' thesis, development and conclusion'

Here goes,

Back from vacation, tiresome and disoriented  (15 syllables) - thesis

But it seems it is normal in the initial few days or so (16 syllables) - development

Brimming with feelings of freshness after that and it is true (15 syllables) - conclusion

 (Total count of 46 syllables)

Note:  Hank just came back from a 2-week vacation

Written for Sam’s hosting at d’Verse , Forms For All, Out of Asia -  A Sijo