Tag Archives: Forever
Road Trippers: A Haiku
Cow Boy and His Girl
Our future called us by name
Why’d you sell your soul?
Photo: Nebraska Strategic Air Command & Aerospace Museum; SR-71 Blackbird
Just Sunshine
I am told of a song worth singing
That the curveball I ought throw life, in perfect pitch, sounds something like this:
“I’m gonna love you like no one has hurt me
I’ve known just sunshine
Wild imagination, deeply invested
Forever, we’re fine”
This, the lore, these sage storytellers I keep company with implore I believe that
A song I must sing, I am told
Original Thought Credit: “Come Rain or Come Shine;” Music and lyrics by Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer, respectively.
Forever
Oh, there is the great likelihood fun would become us!
We’d get along famously and fall into friendship, the depths of which….
Do you fear we’d find fault, and in a flash, some short fuse blows?
I don’t….
I figure we’d flirt with life, day in, day out, as Fourth of July fireworks.
A Grand Finale ad infinitum….
The fact of us, fostering the good fortune of our hearts feeling again.
It’s been forever….
Not Saturday: A Haiku
The absurdity
She the Raven, he the dove
Both forever birds
He holding black quill
White linum betwixt her beak
A loonish event
Flower Peddlers: A Haiku
A leather-looped cord
Hanging taught, holding a light
Where there’d been sorrow
Northern Light
There were three questions
I’d no right to ask
I see you wish I had notI’ve a curious mind
The love-life-deep kind
And you instigated my thoughtInterrogatories
I hope weaved with “Please”
They stream through my head, back and forthThe Which, What and Will
Remain with me still
For answers I’ll always search North
Back To The Future: A Poem
Born of a curveball and dazzling smile
Perfecting Them everyday since
There was no way of knowing you hoped to be captured
And held and then softly convinced
But I did the dance you demanded of her
And I own the field quite fine, thanks
This smile you made and that smile I own
Equal forever in rank
I am amazing