I cried, how dare I!
I cried over cat food today
How it covered
Her nose and eyelashes
My hands and my vision
How it lingered
The way snowflakes might stay
Were we not dark princesses
Standing at the sink twice today
Cleaning her face and my heart
Hoping that tears and time
Will somehow free us
From the stench
From the mess and disaster
Of our love
Tag Archives: Dark
Stretch: A Haiku

And now with soft touch
And with the most silent voice
Say what you must say
What The Dark
We ought to feel our gravity
And once we learn what’s at the center
We must feel free to spin
Off-course
If only for a blink
Or light year, if need be
To forge again our force
Post: A Haiku
Because I’ve endured
How love does not taste and feel
I know this is bane
The Difference
There’ve been before
Decisions
Similar enough
I searched and said yes
The difference now
You have me
I have nothing
In exchange
That doesn’t scream silence
Cold and dark
Rooftops
What is there to say to the silhouette
Eyes and heart now stolen
Haunt me more
Keep me again from sleep
Let the light take its leave from your shoulders
No it cannot be
I drown in words
Though speech has escaped me
solstice
I wonder if I can be found
At the perfect
I here, there with you
When you think you are crumpled
In the dark
And lost to the light
No
I need not wonder
I know
I was gifted
This cape
And in Summer you were born
Unfolding
A notion arose
With the rain
The light
The flower petals each
The hope shone
Then on bird’s wing
On bee’s brow
On childrens’ wisdom hence
On truth’s dusk
Where with Autumn chill
With anguished pill
With hope debrided
Thought Better
One day
You’ll slink your hand across my rib cage
Grab ‘hold of my strength and sigh
You’ll make this all right
One day
July 4, 2016: A Haiku
The dark laboured not
The grand-finale in sight
And already dusk