Me here and you there
Spans no true distance at all
My soul’s tug tells me
Late
Meet me at
The corner of my mouth and where it meets my cheekbone when I’m smiling hard at you smiling hard
Join me for tea when
I’m watching when you look down with wonder at your path and you don’t see me seeing you
Hold on with me for dear life later at
The curve of my hip, the bend in my knee and the kink in my toes where they meet your shin for making me wait
For our date
At the corner of my mouth
This Haiku: Heaven and Early
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





