Who doesn’t think time
Will soon whisper to us all
I’ve lied for too long
Author Archives: Lisa Rosier
Without Fail: A Haiku
What is this soul-mate
This muse, who wears Others’ shoes
Whose worth walks these halls
Proud
In the dead of Winter
Long
After the artificial electric
The sound of sung merriment
Now fallen
Let the shine on my bare shoulders
Reflect the distant auroras
And hold the light
From your eyes
Forsook: A Haiku
Now broken-hearted
What good the premonitions
What purpose the eyes
Marians
I think you’ve a hood
I think it is jade
I think you don’t steal
I think you persuade
They’ll beg me your name
They’ll beg the unfair
They’ll beg more of you
They’ll beg me to share
Mind’s Eye II
Tucked away
Happy
Dancing by now, I bet
Reaching out
Expecting
Hoping
All This
Is That way
Afloat: A Haiku
All these thoughts flooding
Who’ll be resolved not to drown
Who’ll fight and rise up
Eternal Dusk
Sight, knowledge
Good God, acceptance!
Which arrives first
Which ought
Come forth distant Light
End false assumptions
Halt eternal dusk
Unlearn
Why 3am keeps callin’
Is for someone else to say
I do know it has me wantin’
To hear that guitar play
Later on when sunset
Weighs heavy on my frame
I’ll wish to unlearn and unsee
3am’s cruel game
Twofold Man
I forgive the process
You inhale
From whence You must
You draw
From whichever well presents
You dare
From thirst’s front door clamor
You must
You see
Original thought credit:
Elizabeth Barrett Browning;
‘Aurora Leigh’
