All the time you wished to fly
I held out hope
As birdseed at a tiny flowered threshold
To tell you, not tempt you
Take me with you
Stay home
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tucked
I will find the moment
That you Don’t notice
And I will place your hand
Where it is home
Ping: Another Haiku
The blush of my heart
Is home here in your shadow
The cool of your calm
Abe: A Haiku
I’m faded away
My honesty, sweat and blood
I am wasn’t there
July 3, 2016: A Haiku
West -too much, I feel.
Wherefore now the Eastern lands;
mystic ancient seas.
May 7, 2016: A Haiku
Too much metaphor
Results in the fall away
Of people, hearts, home
Uneven
Everything. The shiny,
The hot, the wishing for warmth
And that pilot’s still circling
Not caring for landing field light
Or the heat of home afterall
But circling
Higher and away
As if captaining a star flight
Upon which I can only draft
Home Team
How fitting with tears
Already my eyes
Awake and about, too early for my taste today
Sitting before sunrise in morning’s faux light
Unfortunate scores, smiling lovers surprised on Kiss-Cam, toxic food stuffs
Damned Birds on the field
Root, root, root ’round my thoughts
But I wished
Thus, the tears
Boston Block
The walk upstairs to the house of old
Revealed
A welcome sensation
For an instant I longed
To receive its four pillars -columns standing true, proud
As my own
The chipped whitewash there and warped, seeded glass panes
Endeared me more, if possible
Than the western orientation, southern gardens and Boston Block
My four-legged friend thought to stay
At last!
But inside, too-small appointments
Welcome: A Haiku
The morning dances
The stuff of my good daydreams
The sun-filtered rooms