Words
Wasting words
Like wishes to the wind
Warned I was
Warn I will
Walk
And waste not
Words
Tag Archives: Walk
A Haiku: Anchorage
These breathing creatures
Dark and fair and so much more
They are why I walk
Saw Nothing: Another Haiku
One step then the next
Open your eyes and fret not
Go about the day
Arms
I was planning to walk quiet with you
And look out
From someplace valuable
There was no plan to be
Us
And them
It was to be
No souls lost
Because we walked
Indifferent
Be fifteen
That in-between
And do not care
What snarled your hair
The where your walk
Or when
Be then fifty
That year of glee
And reminisce
What life’s half-kiss
The who your smile
Or why
Walk A Way: A Haiku
For to find yourself
Untether and free yourself
Let go -be yourself
June 6, 2016: A Haiku
First things first ‘Tis true
Yea, the first, last and only
I want to be you
Someday Sunday
Northbound perhaps?
With the cold for your friend
Would that you’d walk
To the end of the Earth
And fall straight-away
For all that you’ve cost your heart
With the wrong kind of noise
Then the most silent voice
Could continue in peace
To champion somebody else
It follows
I can’t
I cannot
Not unless you kiss me first
First I must search your heart
Your heart-filled walk I have watched
Watched for years, I say
from the field
Maybe you have a jagged walk whereas I sway
Lumber closer Love and when I catch my breath
Let your arm find its rest ’round me