Tag Archives: July
Grandma’s House
Don’t neglect the raspberries
Come July
Hidden unless you’re looking
Specifically for sugar
Gaze past the Morning Glory
Wolf Eyes
Find there our last kiss
Left at grandma’s house
Sunset On July: A Haiku
Even they, the ghosts
Look to the light, so they'll know
How beauty best haunts
No One Told Her No
I saw her there, waiting for ice cream
On a hot July afternoon
Two tiger lillies tucked behind her ear
Live and larger than life
I expected honey bees might encircle her
No one told her no
No you cannot wear flowers so large
Not behind that ear, at least
So orange
So alive
She’d not have heard anyway
She seemed otherwise timid and small
Waiting for butter pecan
An intended respite from the heat
No wonder that not long thereafter
The cumulus clouds
Which mimicked her blooms
Exploded
Bursting forth their relief
Her relief
Our relief
July 7, 2016: A Haiku
Pathological
Hopelessly holding out hope
Can be wonderful
july 6, 2016: a haiku
i love that you are
just infinitely messy
and magnificent
July 1, 2016: A Haiku
Here is where I live
The end of your fingertips
Your utterances
Siesta
It
Feels like
It’s
The middle of July
Silent ‘cept the cicadas
Lazy mid-day breeze
Took its own siesta now
I’m left
Lying and akimbo
Eyes near-closed
Askin’ for a prayer
With nothin’ but slow breathing
To cool me from this daze
This Is July
Commemorative colors
Spinning, lighting up night’s sky
Birthday candles, Birthday candles
Bringing tears to eyes
All-Stars, will you teach us
What teamwork is all about
While we wander in the mountains,
Reflecting lakes up in the clouds
We move just a touch slower
Its the heat -we don’t ask why
Time to take off shirts
After all, this is July
Purple ribbons