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Donuts For Five: A Haiku
We say we trust us
So bring donuts tomorrow
Sprinkles and creme-filled
Light On: A Haiku
Evidencing hope
There’s no better legacy
What pow’r, your footprint
She Suffered
Andromeda
Before begins the countdown
A single opportunity abounds
Surely you see it
Before I seek a new galaxy
The last simulation
The door closing
Before bedtime today
Knock, You
I’ll deny the universe begging
Homecoming
Homecoming flowers forthcoming
Feel no absence of my hand
Neither plead with some clock that I’d take time
Nor beg my eyes to see them stay, faithfully
We dance simple, together
I take my vow to let them
Take my breath away
They take their vow to make me
Run happily home
a whirl
Us on our wheels
Moving
Going
Where?
When we arrive
Finally
Thankfully
Home?
No Mere Myth
‘Tis true, love is a madness
Yet not merely, tho’ entirely
And its abode a wrongful ill
Yet I, at home in love
Nonetheless
Original thought Credit:
William Shakespeare; “Love is merely a madness….”
Glass House
I miss
The candy-striped petunias I planted and you dug out
I want
The steely-cold shovel you used and I’ll repurpose
I bear
The ever-present ghost garden we two cultivated
To The Wall: A Haiku
Why you’re the poem,
and oh, how you’d believe it
if I kissed you right.
