Non-Sexual

Haiku

.

My nakedness is

Not an invitation for

Your interference

In the beginning

Haiku

 

Women are the ones

Who teach language but then men

Manipulate them

Roosting in rustles, listen

Haiku

tree’s full of Bird.

dull brown sparrows do their worst

impression of leaves

Tree’s

Dull

Impression

sculpture’s me

the stone informs me

when it’s done, the shape shifts.

violence completes me

me

shifts

me

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.

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.

into

Haiku-o

 

cisterns of patience

i pour myself everyday

though it never rains

 

patience

everyday

rains

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.

the food of love

Haiku-o

 

emptiness dances

luminous insight blossoms

fearless as music

 

emptiness

luminous

fearless

 

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.