The grapefruit content
In its pale-pink, amber hue
Never needed orange
Upon Reflection
Hide me, I demand it!
The day has been too loud.
The music was not pretty,
The minutes, rarely proud.A heap-pile in the corner.
A room without a friend.
Hide me, I demand it.
I’ll rest and rise again.
First Day: A Haiku
Let it rain, damn it
Let it rinse clean each sole thing
Let it unite us
Move
What is the loveliest thing
I Am thatWho is the most humble One
I Am HeWhere does the Earth need the Sky
I Am thereThe way we must live to fight well
I Am howThe reason that they will hear hope
I Am whyThe now to remember your strength
I Am when
Penance
Would it help me to know
There’s their laughter there
Filling in spaces
Hanging in the air
Would it calm me to learn
Tears of joy spill from everywhere
Hearts explode from the happy
As it is only fair
desperado
By force, I was an outsider
To survive, I willingly walked
From comfort
To a foreign land
With the hope of finding a home
I traveled by night, hiding
For more than anything, I feared
You’d pluck me from my journey
Back to prison
It was the distance that kept me
From hearing the party you held
I looked down at my knees
Denim and dirt covered
The biggest holes I’d ever seen
Worn through
My struggle evident to me now
I was adrift in the desert
You’d no plan to look for me
I spent the rest of my days in the dust
The sun large in a larger sky
Deliriously happy
Desperately heartbroken
Dark: A Haiku
You are not my God.
You royal son of someone.
I won’t kneel to you.
The Battle of The Orchids
Perhaps
It’s why we had relative peaceTho’ blue and red both
Magenta suited usWe smiled with eachother
Even when mad or weakenedTruths we spoke into being
During our long breaths togetherWe shared an ancient meal
Despite our different appetites
Kelly Green: A Haiku
Of the Love professed
I’ve no cause to stake a claim
On its battlefield
What Wisdom
We used to commit all types of crimes
Against our smaller selves
Without comprehending why
How did truth let us out alive
Grown now
We mustn’t pretend we are
Answerless