shredding old bank statements
I still know
where the money went
++++
dog licks my feet
with fervor;
they're his drug of choice
++++
a loud whine
wakes everyone on the block;
sound of alternator dying
++++
last night's glass of wine
left by the open window;
pollen floats on top
.
.
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Friday, April 2, 2010
Poem # 2: Three Senryu, One Haiku
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There are millions of stories in the naked city. This is one of them. It is basic philosophy that every haiku deserves a reaction. Kind of like a good vaccine. More in my series of Revenge Haiku:
ReplyDeleteshredding old guitar licks
we still wonder
where the yellow went
++++
frog slurps a fly
with fervor;
they're his bug of choice
++++
my lower back cracks
another alternative
lifestyle bites the dust
++++
errant baseball floats
painfully in my beer mug:
the broken window