See the bitter-burnt
Tether to hope, then take heart
Give, in return, love
Tag Archives: Love
Sail
What’s your favorite recipe?
My favorite recipe has always been and still is:
One part enthusiasm
combined with
two parts love.
Why the whisper, so unspoken
The thoughts on pause, as if time’s broken
Puzzle pieces within song
Many breadcrumbs strewn along
Now, sails aloft and fear at bay
Plain and simple, may I say
Finished with all metaphors
I love you…here…my heart is yours

Courage: A Haiku
Always or sometimes
Virtue deliberated
Finds love was insane

FairPlay, Colorado
I know why you bought blue
There was turmoil churning inside you
And twilight’s horizon in view
Hope is why I sought gold
To optimism’s grip, I take hold
Sunrise on this hill won’t get old

What’s Right: A Haiku
I know what’s for me
Arms filled with rain, if need be
Chasing ambience

Inspirational Credit: Genesis 4:9; “And the Lord said unto Cain, “Where is Abel thy brother?””
Welcome Home
To touch — though trembling — my own regret
Or the parts of me about which I wish to forget
To steal back words I spoke from my unknown fears
And the squandered minutes that turned into years
To give only love to places that feel most hated
But allowing no ground when boundaries are debated
I sealed my yesterdays with fervency’s kiss
Then woke up tomorrow and carried out this
Baby Steps: Our Haiku
Know I slipped away
Missed us intolerably
As you remained gone

Guttural Cry
The movie house has shut its doors
The Nepalese cafe burned down
Some ocean somewhere lost its salt
Some mountain range fell to the ground
Our schoolhouse — just a memory
Our hometown, your address belies
Just you, just me, but never we
Just why won’t time become goodbye

Sail Any Ocean: A Haiku
What are we to do
When at the end of each day
Goodbye will not come?

Summer Love: A Haiku
Sexy Summer Day
I won’t let you slip away
Not without a fight
