The eddies mist cold
Lavender melts under snow
Bleeds purple on white
Silence glistens here
Chilled pools beckon promising
Reflection under
Among all two find
A sense of having been there
Empathetic eyes
Shall never lose me
Shouts beyond the din recede
To vast empty stretch
Circular water
Too near the edge of the falls
The promise to drown
Holding fast they plunge
In momentary freefall
Defying the crush
Two plummet headfirst
Upturned soles to God’s heaven
The tickle of love
Plumes of graceful froth
Envelop twin beating hearts
Up until the sere
Suddenly without
Love’s denouement sings sadly
Still ache crescendos
Melody solo
Lost, searching harmonically
Hearts rapt atonal
Shall never find me
Resounds off wet chamber walls
Where echos loiter
A flickering flame
Somewhere a flue, air to breathe
Pinpoint light quite dim
Ascension too fast
Lungs explode before tongues meld
Alive once again
Shout hallelujah
Frenzied oxygenation
Salt water on lips
Love again refrains
Adrift on sunny sandbars
Palm fruits, dates, acai
Two swimmers azure
Water beaded sky blues hope
Refracted visions
Will never lose me
Mouthed indistinguishably
There underwater
See here for 17 haiku from Theme 1: The Birth and Death of Stars
17 for wordcoaster (full 1st draft)
The next step in the process is to weave the 34 haiku of the 2 themes into the Loku form.
These haiku are intended to be used as raw clay would to sculpt.
© Chagall 2016

Chagall — is there such a thing as “deliberately” prophetic writing?
Not sure what you mean exactly. Can writing – instantiating an idea in symbolic form – serve as a basis to create a future – is that what you are asking? If so, then I would say Yes – it happens every day – no?
After reconsidering your question, I think it’s actually a brilliant question if I interpret it using stricter definitions for what “deliberate writing” and “prophetic writing” are. I think the answer is yes. One can “deliberately write’ – narrate a continuous stream of unbroken contiguous thought for the Reader – prophetically, i.e. regarding a state of inspired consciousness or divine condition of the heart. Is that what you had in mind?