Failure stares at me /
feral animal, dark smile /
face fractured with fear.
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Haiku to you Thursday: “Dark smile”
Failure stares at me /
feral animal, dark smile /
face fractured with fear.
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Haiku to you Thursday: “Wind slap”
Wind slaps the darkness /
folding into noisy flaps /
pieces of the night.
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Haiku to you Thursday: “Foolish”
I fear most being /
a fool before time and space /
when I could have been…
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Sunday Limerick: “Banned in Spokane”
There once was a man from Spokane /
who dated a woman named Diane. /
What they did they all say /
would take your breath away /
and still to this day has been banned.
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Haiku to you Thursday: “Passion plant”
I nuzzle your neck /
and plant moments of passion /
in folds of warm flesh.
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Hiaku to you Thursday: “The kiss”
Your lips renounce me. /
Still, I kiss their feathered tips. /
The edges of flesh.
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Haiku to you Thursday: “Translucent”
Haze lingers like fog /
translucent upon your lips /
passion unspoken.
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Haiku to you Thursday: “Limp”
Walking carries pain; /
joints pronounce the weight of years; /
limp encodes effort.
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Limerick: “$catology”
There once was a woman in scatology /
who proceeded to take a class in tautology./
“$h!t, $h!t, $h!t,” she said./
She said shaking her head./
She passed the final test without apology.
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Haiku to you Thursday: “Sweet smell”
Thank you. The sweet smell /
of your perfume brightens my /
days behind the fence.
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