Pane opened, barely
Breeze falls in, clings to my spine
I should invite you
Author Archives: Lisa Rosier
This Haiku: Phenix
This Haiku: Better Than Brilliant
Kiss my path today
Brush your brilliance ‘cross my ribs
Sunshine say my name
Walking at Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum; Milwaukee, WI
Koala Tricks
One ought not say “no, never”
But never applies to this
Never show up
With just a heart and a cup
To the Outback
Uninvited
Should the King of Kangaroos
In royal penmanship scribe
On crazed parchment
Rambling that you be present
Test the bid for
Eucalyptus
This Haiku: Ordained
This Haiku: Speck
Honey, Come Home
The attempt to describe what must only be felt will, at best, leave one longing for proof
It’s the warm, vintage light and the welcome white noise -eager footsteps not shuffling to greet you
There’s the “thank-you-God” eyes and the rules about kisses that apply to goodbyes and hellos
The dinner hour near, it is time to give chase to the table, for the smell of the sauce does compel
Do you picture the taste, do you sense the good love, do you dare touch the gifts from above
I left the light on, my account is not wrong, but again, you must feel for yourself
This Haiku: Seeking The Divine
Intimate Earth
Find me dancing, pointed East
Join me ’til we touch the West
Ice-bound North to shifting lights
We bare our shoulders heading South
You spicy rivers, flowing black
Oh peaky, jutting majesties
Please, in-betweens dusted with grit
And sweaty moss, hold fast my hand
This Haiku: Superfriends
No matter the fear
Or the depths of the madness
I honor my friends
7 Little Haiku Truths



