The girl must decide
Whether to remain grass-green
Or become star-bright
Tag Archives: Green
This Haiku: Your Good Walk
Haiku Hill
Silk Sherlock
It was something like silk
In the same shade of green
As the rings ’round my eyes
Whose flecks match the flowers in yoursAnd I wondered whether
It’d wow other women
(Which it did)
But-it-seems-to-have-wowed-you-tooNow laced within these lines
An invitation to investigate
If it is indeed
Silk
Sherlock
The Light Tender
In the deep, dark depths of the back of the closet,
Was the blue dress long abandoned.
Encouraged to remember its flounce and its flow,
I grabbed hold of a lamp
And decided to go
Find it again
Or get lost trying.
So what that I did get lost?
I found it hanging there -still nice.
And it fit and I wore it all day today,
Reaching down at my feet occasionally
To pick up the pieces that kept falling
From the hemline. Not a bad thing.
Holding them in my hands,
I recognize the pieces
As opportunities
To proclaim how I love:
The secret delivery of art as I peek from behind the curtain;
The tears that you leak, that I’ll never stop reaching to catch;
The laughter contagious, or the snapshot of it;
You, in red, refusing to wear the green I chose for you; and,
Me, as I keep collecting pieces of blue.
This Haiku: Dog Dares
My pen rests a bit
I find jade-green grass, plaid skies
And triple-dog dares

