Tag Archives: Fool
Mr. Wasn’t
Judgment Seat
What justice do you come in seek of
That I’d admit my guilt
My foolery
How I failed in my duty to know what I didn’t know
A detailed confession, then
I sat in err, from nearly the start
Took what wasn’t mine
Gave too much away, too soon
Believed I was privileged in prayer
A hypocrite before you with a bias I wanted kept secret
Nothing not already evident
only a girl: A Haiku
Each and every time
I’m sure I saw a rainbow
Not beyond our grasp
Wilderness: A Haiku
A woman who needs
May well be a court jester
A fool of a girl
Photo credit: Tiger R., age 7
Fool’s Song
It reads as a song
The answers owed
Yet never forthcoming
The questions looming
That only the ghosts entertain
The life, the life, the life
Before, now, ahead, that must be to blame
All this you’ll never know
The cheapest of tricks
And someone is singing
obscured: A Haiku
Chin up and recall
Who stared at your hurting heart
With a false god’s eyes
fool me
The big talk
And any glitter
What early signs of a smile
Framing eased eyes
Tilled under now
Deep
Don’t think
It’ll grow
May 27, 2016: A Haiku
Living from the heart
Be trust an esteemed virtue
Or all foolishness