Tag Archives: Whole
Instead Beside: A Haiku
There’s not any room
For the whole of you I love
To merge with my whole
Blue Damsels
Diminished
From the wind, I think
Or what’s riding on it
Chilled uncertainty?
Despite any positive prophecy or revelation
Holy, scholarly, or both
It’s what troubles me to the core today
And my sisters too
So let us weep in any and all ways tonight
So the morrow we’ll feel as ourselves again
Whole
Thief
I know
I am nothing
More
Mere smashed-up, shattered pottery
An impermanent cup, long since buried
Serving as drainage
For your pretty backyard garden flowers
Then when I finally drink
From the cup that is not shattered
The cup that matches yours but is intact
I
See I am the mosaic labyrinth in you
I
The nutrients, light and sweet rain for you
I
The height and beauty of you
I
The reason they wish to pluck you
I
The breath-stealing scent of you
Found Now
The whole of you fills my days now
Those little pieces of you
Busily, brilliantly quieting
The noise I thought never would leave
The noise I feared would leave
Gloriously
Quieting
No Place
This isn’t just any journey, is it
Where a global position or place
Will help us know we’re home
Hand now a part of the heart to the empty space
Where we’d only been ebbing around the edge
Turn and flow fully into this day each day
Tell if that doesn’t feel like home
The word of a friend
Did I give you space