Winds whisper your name; /
the letters catch on the grass; /
tears rain on the earth.
Category Archives: haiku
Whispers
Winds whisper your name; /
the letters catch on the grass; /
tears rain on the earth.
Filed under haiku, poem, poetry by author, Whispers
Writer’s Time Machine
Writer’s Time Machine: /
Errors fixed as they appear. /
Editor dyes dies sad.
Filed under haiku, poem, poetry by author, writer's time machine
Writer comes home
Worlds in Wonder mourn. /
A comet lights heaven’s void. /
A writer comes home.
In memory of Ray Bradbury, Aug. 22, 1920 – June 6, 2012
Filed under haiku, poetry by author, Ray Bradbury
Liquid mirror
So many puddles. /
Each rain drop muddles the world. /
Liquid, dark mirror.
[Editor’s note: This Haiku was a response to one found on another blog. However, when I reblogged the original and my response. Neither one came out very well. Seems the reblogging technology doesn’t comprehend haiku. Anyway, here is my haiku.]
The passion of dry weather
Sun consumes the sky.
Earth’s belly bulges with fire.
Night weeps empty tears.
Filed under dry weather, haiku, poetry by author
Unkempt
A quiet moment:
My thoughts about you gather.
Unkempt, lost what ifs.
Filed under haiku, poem, poetry by author, Random thought
Rattles
The garden wall leans.
The wind rattles old vines as
the cold chains my heart.
Filed under haiku, poem, poetry by author, rattles
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