Tag Archives: haiku

This Way In

There is a holding that patterns its assured grip on a tender charge.

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Monkey Shines

Feed the trained monkey powdered love and sugar pills– No, he plays for fun.    

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Revolution

Miller on his bike, joy riding through the cosmos– the lore of cycling.   (Photo: Henry Miller and his bike)  

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Window

Withdrawal intends its own wan truth and fading– Twilight becomes her.   (Meshes of the Afternoon, Maya Deren, 1943)

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Lost in Transit

the morning after she realized the life she led was someone else’s.    

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Some Kind of Forecast

The weather tonight? Snow on fire, with a chance of desire, dark and wet.   (Image: Isabella Rossellini)  

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Humanity

She came to know him through the brushwork of fingers– Light, the common touch.   (Image of Charlie Chaplin meeting Helen Keller)  

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Icarus by Any Other Name

Embers of a flight, it wasn’t rocket science– Maybe next time, kid.   (Artwork by Matisse)

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Patterning

Strains of lunacy, befalling poets and clowns– Homesick for the moon.   (Artwork by Cezanne)

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The Wash

It is not her grief but ours, seeking pure outlet beyond mortal scars.

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