The heavens are home /
to night’s turns of phrase and stars: /
love, mass, and light squared.
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Haiku to you Thursday: “Heavens are home”
The heavens are home /
to night’s turns of phrase and stars: /
love, mass, and light squared.
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Haiku to you Thursday: “State stars start”
Stars still light the night /
yet a light across the yard /
states the morning’s start.
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Monday morning writing joke: “baggage”
A photon checks into a hotel.
The bell hop asks, “Any luggage?”
“Nope,” says the photon, “I’m traveling light.”
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Haiku to you Thursday: “Monday”
If Monday were my /
lover, I’d caress its clouds /
and dabble in light.
[Writer’s note: This is the first in a series of haiku involving the days of week. It may work out; it may only work out somewhat; it may not work out at all. Only way to find out and read them as they appear and decide.]
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Haiku to you Thursday: “Light”
Light snow and flowers;
sky whistles a gray day tune —
Spring catches its breath.
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Haiku to You Thursday: Flicker
Fireflies flicker. /
Evening sun lingers with us. /
Your face holds the light.
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