Tag Archives: Happiness
Again With Gravity
Happiness takes its leave
Executed
As a tablecloth trick
By an amateur
Sudden
Noisy
Hope, desire and promises
As silver, crystal and china
Lose
Clashing again with gravity
The guy in the bow tie
His lovely assistant
The only half-expectant spectators
Shake their heads
Murmur something and linger
But they do move on
The curtain falls
Only I remain
Needing to know
What went wrong
Who’ll clean up this mess
Am I the only soul
Who stood in earnest?
desperado
By force, I was an outsider
To survive, I willingly walked
From comfort
To a foreign land
With the hope of finding a home
I traveled by night, hiding
For more than anything, I feared
You’d pluck me from my journey
Back to prison
It was the distance that kept me
From hearing the party you held
I looked down at my knees
Denim and dirt covered
The biggest holes I’d ever seen
Worn through
My struggle evident to me now
I was adrift in the desert
You’d no plan to look for me
I spent the rest of my days in the dust
The sun large in a larger sky
Deliriously happy
Desperately heartbroken
I Want
The seams of you
May those burlap threads burst
Spilling the uncontainable, genuine joy
The gleam of you
May those eyes forever hold ease
Radiating the wonder within
The dreams of you
May those hopes find their home
Visting the soul steadfastly
Linger Winter
And it’s then
That I’m forced
To ask myself
Of what consequence is it to me
That winter wishes to linger
While elsewhere bares its shoulders
As I consider whether to be pained
By pinstripes wider than these
Or the loss of the starboard side’s oar
I recall
The daffodils that dance each morning
The strong Challenger on the horizon
The Saturday swims with a mermaid
Elsewhere, bare your shoulders
This Haiku: Happy Dance
This Haiku: The Waters Test
Today’s pulse beats soft:
“Be happy for the happy.”
“Eyes and chin stay up.”
Giggle
Tickle my foot
As it hangs off the edge
Of this new day before me
Go God
Daily Prompt: A Happy Haiku; Sunday, January 5, 2014
Neighbors’ honest smiles
Oh the value of that act
Happy to give back
Tonight, my hat hung

