The haiku poem describes being in love and having one's heart filled with song, soaring on the wings of birds. However, the feelings of love are shot down, one by one. The poem explores the heights of love and passion alongside the pain of loss. It conveys profound emotions in just a few lines using minimal language.

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In love
Love does my heart sing
Soaring on the wings of birds
Shot down one by one.
By Nicole Miller
Haiku Poem
preposition
1.expressing the situation of that is or appears to be enclosed or surrounded by something else : living In Deep River / dres ed in their
Sunday best / soak in warm soapy water / she saw it in the rear view mir or.
or expressing motion with the result that something ends up within or surrounded by something else : don’t put your dye in the bath tub / he got his car and drove off.
2. expressing a period of time during which an event takes place or as situation remains the case : they met in 1885 / at one o’clock in the morning / I hadn’t se n him in years.
3. expressing the length of time before a future event is
expected to take place : I’l se you in fifte n minutes.
4. (often followed by a noun without a determiner) expressing a state or condition : to be in love / I’ve got to put my affairs in order / a woman in her thirties / laid out in a straight line.
Indicating the quality or aspect with respect to which a
judgement is made : no dissemble difference in quality.
5. expressing inclusion or involvement :
I read it in a book / acting in a film.
6. indicating someone’s occupation or profession :
she works in publishing.
7. indicating the language or medium used :
say it in polish / put it in writing.
or indicating the key in which a piece of music is written :
Mozart’s Piano Concerto in E flat.
8. [with verbal n.] as an integral part of (an activity) : in planning public expenditure it is bet er to be prudent.
Vain
adjective
1. having or showing an excessively high opinion of one’s ap-
pearance, abilities or worth : their flattery made him vain.
2. [attrib.] producing no result; useless: a vain attempt to tidy up the room
/ the vain
attempt to tidy up the room / the vain hope of finding work.
3. having no meaning or fulfilment :
a vain boast.
Phrases
in vain without success or a result : they waited in vain for a response.
take someones name in vain use someone’s name in a way
that shows a lack of respect.