
Recipe
Recipe and hands, /
ingredients and oven, /
turn time into bread.
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#recipe #hands #ingredients #oven #bread #haiku #poem #poetry #haiga #photo #oldnorthknoxville #stormhaven #davidebooker #may #saturday #050325 #2025

Recipe
Recipe and hands, /
ingredients and oven, /
turn time into bread.
.
.
#recipe #hands #ingredients #oven #bread #haiku #poem #poetry #haiga #photo #oldnorthknoxville #stormhaven #davidebooker #may #saturday #050325 #2025

Spring in February. Cocuses and daffodils. Purple and yellow. #022418
Grasp
Oppressing hands grasp /
through fear and not respect. /
Blooms still share beauty.
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#davidebooker #haiku #poem #poetry #haiga #photo #writing #writer #poet #grasp #fear #blooms #beauty #hands #february #monday #022418p #022525 #2025

Spring in February. Cocuses and daffodils. Purple and yellow. #022418
Grasp
Oppressing hands grasp /
through fear and not respect. /
Blooms still share beauty.
.
.
#davidebooker #haiku #poem #poetry #haiga #photo #writing #writer #poet #grasp #fear #blooms #beauty #hands #february #tuesday #022418p #022525 #2025

Plays
Time plays with shadows,
with colors, with empty nights,
with hands forgetting.
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#plays #time #colors #shadows #nights #hands #photo #poem #poetry #haiku #oldnorthknoxville #davidebooker #august #wednesday #080223 #2023

Fairy house
Shells of the ocean /
formed as a house for fairies /
Young hands mold magic.
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#haiku #poem #poetry #photo #fairy #house #mold #magic #shells #young #hands #oldnorthknoxville #davidebooker #october #friday #2021 #100821

Evening
Winter’s evening sun /
caught in dead, curled hands — oak leaves /
falling toward the night.
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#hands #oakleaves #winter #evening #sun #dead #falling #night #haiku #poem #poetry #photo #davidebooker #oldnorthknoxville #january #tuesday #011122 #2022
Filed under 2022, haiku, photo, photo by David E. Booker, poetry, Poetry by David E. Booker

Fairy house
Shells of the ocean /
formed as a house for fairies /
Young hands mold magic.
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.
#haiku #poem #poetry #photo #fairy #house #mold #magic #shells #young #hands #oldnorthknoxville #davidebooker #october #friday #2021 #100821
My heart in my hands /
Golden against gritty palms /
Each soft beat your name.

Filed under 2018, Haiku to You Thursday, poetry by author
The blathering idiot had never stopped to read the sign until Xenia asked him about it. They were in a restaurant. One that she had selected and he had taken her to in order to help out his on-again, off-again girl friend Zoey. He was doing this to try to get back into her good graces.
But Xenia’s question was proving hard to answer. Maybe too hard. He stood in the rest room, hands over the sink, waiting for an answer, or even somebody to ask. But for ten minutes now nobody came in the rest room. No employee even bothered to poke his head in.
So, all he could do was stand, bent over the sink, hands under the dripping faucet, back twinging, and read the sign next to the mirror over and over and over again:
Sooner or later one of them had to come in, and at that moment, he would make that person wash his hands and then he would return to finish supper with Xenia, and he would never come to this restaurant ever again, particularly if he had to tip the employee for this slow service.
[Editor’s note: other blathering idiot “adventures” available by clicking on the “blathering idiot” tag below.]
Filed under blathering idiot, hands, humor, sign, wash
The blathering idiot stood in front of the full-length hallway mirror. He looked down at his left hand. Then he looked down at his right hand. He brought his right hand up toward the mirror and turned, open-palm outward so he could see its reflection in the mirror. He did the same thing with the left hand. He then turned the left hand toward the right one and bent the fingers and thumb to make a beak.
“Hello, right hand,” he said as he flapped the beak open and closed.
The right hand remained palm outward toward the mirror.
The left hand waited a minute, then tried again. “Hello, right hand. I’m the left hand and would like to get to know you so that I know what you’re up to.”
The right hand turned slightly toward the left, curled into a fist, but then wiggled its thumb like a lower-lip: “Harrumph.”
It then fled to the safety of the front pants’ pocket.
The left hand turned toward the blathering idiot. “How do you intend to handle this?”
The blathering idiot shrugged. “Maybe the right hand doesn’t want to know what the left hand is doing.”
The left hand smacked him. “Get a grip.”
Filed under blathering idiot, characters, humor, Random Access Thoughts, word play, words, writing