…so worship-worthy.
Will you brush your lips against
it? This Day begs you.
Author Archives: Lisa Rosier
How I Do
How purely awful it would be
Were I a puppeteer
As if my vision for these dolls
Be more brilliant or more clear
Than dreams and hopes that they themselves
And The Creator too
Have knit within their very hearts
To which they ought make true
Release the strings I’m duty-bound
Performed with my delight
My sole request you let me gaze
Upon your gorgeous flight
And should you wish here is my hand
Holding my firm promise:
I’ll sing “Freedom,” honor your walk,
Applaud what you call bliss
This Haiku: We, The Vigilant
This Haiku: Baseball As Frosting
Wild Blood
Each new day the dust and frenzy are more hard to contain
It’s clear I’ll need that cowhand after all -irreverent as he is
And leather, and spurs of solid silver, and who knows how many inches of rope
This will cost me
Damned thoroughbred
This Haiku: Make Nice
This Haiku: Love, Lisa
This Haiku: Breathe Safe
Hang your worn and torn
On My strong, shining shoulders
Ask of Me your “Why?”

Matthew 11:28-30
Lake Michigan, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; June 2015
This Haiku: Excuse Me
Sweatshine
Who could decry humidity on hardwood floors
The delight my footsteps find in it
Reminding me the date square on the calendar grants invitation
To bear my skin today
Shoulders and toes, midriff maybe
I laugh and pirouette at the thought
Each degree of my foot’s spin lingers longer
Home on hardwood floors





