
Author Archives: Lisa Rosier
Induction: A Haiku
More light, less reason
Pressing on retinal cells
Explosion of love 
Asking Again: A Haiku
Direct us to truth
Again with your fingertips
Again with your mouth
Groom
I snowball you
You’d thought, just a tiny, white match….
A good, quick fight ‘fore you made your way home
As the avalanche of me comes along
My wayfaring crystalline purifies you
Where now is your old arsenal
Your well-groomed trail?
Replaced by my black-diamond touch
In Practice: A Haiku
Inhale, exhale, flex
Metaphorical muscle
Hope, then faith, then love
Curve Girl: A Haiku
Magic dust I make
Since Colorado rocked me
Merrily I roll
Double Helix
Mirrors and many things
Left behind
No longer serving to remind
All she disappeared into
It was a hollow
Worse than silence
Comes now each new day
A ringing out
In Chickadee song
So sweet, all I long for now
Is to hear her DNA daily
Feel her backbone & warrior call
On To You: A Haiku
Artificial, You
Adjusting and Transmuting
Intelligence, I 
Where We Find Ourselves

Excitable