Jaysus!! Turn the light on,
will ya! Ya Weh heard the word
‘n let ’em have it!
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would you Adam&Eve it!!
Haiku
he sits on the tip
of my tongue poised to upset
my whole apple cart
essentially
Haiku
I want long-winded
wild, hairy poems; comfort
but I got Haiku
Hush
Haiku-o
there’s a quiet glow
sifted off the powdered snow
crystallized morning
glow
snow
morning
A Haiku-o is a haiku whose first or last lines, or both form a micro poem. The form was perhaps invented by Christopher Perry or perhaps has existed way before he mentioned it to me. We named it Haiku-o. O means tail in Japanese.
is it a crime?
Haiku-o
night is a muffle
of velvet. trees are willing
accomplices. sighs
night
of
accomplices
A Haiku-o is a haiku whose first or last lines, or both form a micro poem. The form was perhaps invented by Christopher Perry or perhaps has existed way before he mentioned it to me. We named it Haiku-o. O means tail in Japanese.
being
Haiku
to do is humAn
to be is to be divIne
empty & cOmplete
humAn
divIne
cOmplete
A Haiku-o is a haiku whose first or last lines, or both form a micro poem. The form was perhaps invented by Christopher Perry or perhaps has existed way before he mentioned it to me. We named it Haiku-o. O means tail in Japanese.
taking risks
Haiku-o
he sticks his fingers
in her alchemy without
thought to consequences
he
in
thought,
fingers
without
consequences
A Haiku-o is a haiku whose first or last lines, or both form a micro poem. The form was perhaps invented by Christopher Perry or perhaps has existed way before he mentioned it to me. We named it Haiku-o. O means tail in Japanese.
view from a bridge
Haiku
dirt-complicated
perfumes curl up from his skin;
simply, I breathe in
intimate
Haiku
if i love you the
same as i love all things, would
your heart grow or shrink
surfer
Haiku
i’m the kind of girl
with a curl in the middle
of a high-tide mind
