Put me in my place.
Please do try me. Then convict.
Do test my lukewarmth.
Tag Archives: Haiku
This Haiku: Simple
If you’ll muster kind
Even on a dark, dark day
We’ll light up the sky
This Haiku: Sans Cape
If just a sister
Then I’ll be SuperSister
If not, then super
This Haiku: I Turn My Eyes
It suits you to smile,
dear heart. Though trials traversed
have stolen your feet.
This Haiku: Wiser Wind
I speed to the wind
It calmly whispers to me
My god-girl, slow down
Iron Block Building, Milwaukee, WI
This Haiku: Scarlet
My hands feel empty
It seems that’s what you’ve wanted
Empty, outstretched hands
This Haiku: We’re Not Virtual
Are we not most thrilled
To be flesh from which we hold
Blood from where we love
This Haiku: In My Search
I captured the light
On the best day in July
You were there in it
When did it catch you
What treasures did it impart
Tell me of them Please
This Haiku: Hot Lips
This my vow, oh Day:
Shhhh…quiet. Open your eyes.
Watch close for the fire.
“Intention” Quote, Danielle LaPorte
This Haiku: I’ll Wear It Well
Check my hands, my heart
That I carry your burden
And still wear your yoke
And your full Armor
That I may not take it off
Batt’ling my own fears
“Cloud Gate” Anish Kapoor, Artist;
Millennium Park, Chicago, IL
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