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And The Crazed
I knew
Out there
All
Meant Everything
To me
Author Archives: Lisa Rosier
Reverse Faults: A Haiku
First, let faults greet me
Lady Lake, please wash me clean
Speak truth to my ears
A canyon awaits
That into it I may shout
My apology
City forgive me
My abandonment of you
I come home redeemed
Ne’er
It's late afternoon
So the clowns have come out
The clowns and their clouds have come out
Juggling the truth
Denying the light
Sure that they'll not lose the fight
I own afternoon
And ev'ning and morn'
In armor, I'm clad to the bone
It's late now, for you
So clowns take your clouds
Back to your faint-hearted home
Haiku
A misplaced hello
All of the patient prayer
Shan't grace you again
Haiku: Stolen Land
All in this lifetime
I want to befriend the bear
Shake hearts with the shark
Into One
Leave me
Bad timing
Filterless funnymen
Ghosts of the most awful prose
Wash me
Rhythm of mine
Gleeful girl-woman
Eyes on the here and the now
Find me
In universe perfect metre
Simple-hearted simpleman
Helpless and helpmeet alike
Country
The currency is
counterfeit.
The hand it plays, is
bluffing you, dear.
As the whitewash of
a fence.
Your town shall be
left red.
You'll look to the sky and
know why.
Silent Haiku
All and each of You
Your Photos, Your Poetry
They converse with Me
An Adult Haiku
Speak aloud to me
Never, ever let me hear
A virtual heart
The Pedestal & The Pit
Is it wrong
I choose
To not see
The truths
My heart can't bear
To choose
To see
Is it wrong
I fight
To see
The might
Imbued somewhere in you
You choose
To not see