Tag Archives: Silk
Bound: A Haiku
What consecrates me
I see silk strands others won’t
The truth of your web
Heaven, Here

It's our backyard
We're allowed
We allow ourselves
Such rights
As to keep a few toys strewn about
Such pleasures
Of the dancing of sun and shadows
Upon the nearly too-long grass
That feels so silky
So blessedly silky
Against our ankles and feet
And the breeze….
Silk Trek
Who longs, as the finest silk ought
To leave go all the soft-touch
To join the rugged from the far-reaches of the closet
To assume the trudge daily through crystal-cold streams
A bandera, of sorts
Rambling top speed, East to West, then Eastward again, down an unattended-to thoroughfare
The most subtle of beacons guiding the eager to new heights
Then, after God-willed extra innings
To be the edges of the seat, rounding third wide, photo finish, face first slide into home
Grand Daughter
What won’drous hair
Long, silken and grey
Just happy to be
In the warmth of today
Not longing for when
It flowed in long brown
But considering
Itself proud on my crown
smiles beginning
Do you choose the music you wrap yourself in
Or does it choose you
How does it begin
I’d lay bets you reach out
With willowy fingers
And some silken spider’s web smiles
And ensnares you as you thoughtlessly smile back
Coaxing it close around you, knowing you’ve no need to grasp
And this music and this you and this ease
Finds us ensnared in the silk and the silly
Smiles beginning
This Haiku: august 25, 2015
Silk Sherlock
It was something like silk
In the same shade of green
As the rings ’round my eyes
Whose flecks match the flowers in yoursAnd I wondered whether
It’d wow other women
(Which it did)
But-it-seems-to-have-wowed-you-tooNow laced within these lines
An invitation to investigate
If it is indeed
Silk
Sherlock
I am amazing