at bones journal–my single haiku and sequence
(I’m sorry, I can’t add color to the font anymore!)
single haiku
his stud pearl earring about a seahorse
damaged sky–
the clue
is in a shoe box
Bones, July 2013
anatomy notes sequence
body matters
for mannequins
chopped off heads
knee plates bob
up and down
at cross purpose
checked
lying down…slouched
chins
delete
stumbling block
for flat feet
no. 10—
a gag on his fingers
as with silk
his old organ
gasps a night song…
crossed out
scored
a heart beat equals
flushed pee
spire…
whose dirty nail
bores a moon?
green tongue
the consul’s deafness
to her pleas
body tag-
at blank hrs to island
of Langerhans
Bones 2 July 2013
my haiku and coffeeku at cattails
I’m sorry for a long absence. I’ve been seriously writing, learning, and learning more haiku, its many forms and other Japanese short poetry forms. While these have been published about six months ago, hence, fairly recent, I’m now writing in one line, too. But meanwhile, these:
haiku
curled down
as if in fear…
her bare toes
white night—
a thickening stillness
in the cedar grove
into fog
the parallel lines
of parting
coffeeku
invidious the moth isn’t
onionson the twelfth bracket…yes
cattails, inaugural issue, Dec 2013