Author Archives: Lisa Rosier
Auroral Zones

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Some gravitational pull
Or easterly mysticism
Compelled my travels
I had to go to Planet X today
What promised to be a meditative thing
Instead left me
I, now with mere baubles and defunct space junk
Re-entry burned me
The landing gave me new perspective
The Earth is indeed flat
Love is always light-years away
There’s no cadence to this
miracle heart transplant
there is no Noah-gene abounding of me
no spin of the wheel offering another lifespan allowance equal to what you’ve long since spent
in silence, find truth
there is no infinite number of star-filled skies
no take-backs or do-overs, despite my shouts of forgiveness and this miracle heart transplant
in truth, find silence
Reign: A Haiku
O, Northern Neighbor
Sanctuary, please, my soul
Cometh thund’rous day
Dawned II
Never received an I’m sorry
Never did hear a hello
Never was asked, “Please be with me”
Never a warning you’d go
You wouldn’t think that I’d still care
You didn’t mind how it pained
You live a life now half empty
You will not know me again
Well Enough Alone: A Haiku
My gift to you, Sir
I forgive that you failed me
My gift to myself
Incandescent Day
We were tired
Eager to see whether we could slip off our shoes
Unleash the day in a most irresponsible manner
Letting exhaustion have its way
And, behold!
It was okay!
Morning arrived in its happy manner
Offering another chance to sing and smile
To brave the wind, stare at the sun in wonder
Then find contentment again at day’s end
We each do need to save ourselves
What justice do you come in seek of
Off the mountaintop