Tag Archives: Poetry
The Day Before Solstice
I disobeyed rules
Expected of the absence
I focused on some sequel
Not yet written, and may never be
Now, I backtrack,
Tiptoe away, and can earnestly say
I’m sorry for lavender lies,
For black diamond beginnings
Naught: A Haiku
I’ll leave you speechless
You try me, I promise you
I befriend crickets
Processor
It was as simple a thing as pesto
The green of it
The freshness of it
The scent, that, make no mistake,
Made me forget the difficult bridge
I’d thought to jump from
But instead crossed, then burned
On purpose
For good
a whirl
Us on our wheels
Moving
Going
Where?
When we arrive
Finally
Thankfully
Home?
Alright With Irony
This magic
Oh my! The joy!
Speedily offering Heaven
Overflowing, miring, then jamming
Some other highway
Than mine
Haiku on Others
Are they red-handed?
Or, my glasses too rosy?
The questions I need….
Anemone
Be it flowers surrounding
Or the Winter’s death knell
When lush heathers and purples
Fade to sienna sand
May it be with clarity
Or with toment I cry
I want it
I want it all
Haiku on Calligraphy
Curly-Q edges
My simple, pretty attempts
You douse with ego
Photo Credit: Tiger R., age 10
Reach. Oh, please reach!
Woman to your man