I’ve a way
With the word of your name
Tends towards teasing
With serious style
Leaves my lips
Rides on wind
Lands like dust on your skin
Sounds like a Canadian smile
Tag Archives: Dust
This Haiku: October 9, 2015
New Songs
Scouring the shops for retro playthings, been-used books and classic, gently-worn threads
I find whimsy
Somehow the hit songs from even this and last year’s summers seem broken, dusty and worn-through at the knees
I’m left thirsty
Used, non-sensical songs creakily playing broken, dusty, worn words, reminding me
Of the lies I said to myself to survive at about thirteen
I’ve survived…I believe, and I want this: new songs
This Haiku: Your Boots
This Haiku: Priceless Breath
There Is Only We
Who worries for the
Dust under the fingernails of searching hands
Dust brushed from faces of fallen family found
Within the rock-rubble of spilled homes, villages
How far away is this from here
We worry for the
Dusty shelves
Fallen knick-knacks
Milk-spills on floors
How long the pretending we share different dust



