
Pie
Apples peeled and cored, /
gathered and ready to turn /
fall into taste.
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Pie
Apples peeled and cored, /
gathered and ready to turn /
fall into taste.
.
.
#pie #apples #fall #taste #peeled #cored #gathered #photo #poem #poetry #haiku #oldnorthknoxville #davidebooker #september #wednesday #091323 #2023

Pieces
A piece of pie /
and a haircut; your fingers /
molding crust and cuts.
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Cherries
Three cheery bags full. /
Misspelling won’t ruin taste. /
Pi will still taste sweet.
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#cherries #cheery #pi #pie #taste #misspelling #sweet #poem #poetry #haiku #photo #oldnorthknoxville #davidebooker #june #060518
Filed under 2018, haiku, Old North Knoxville, photo, photo by David E. Booker, poem, poetry, Poetry by David E. Booker
The best linen rests /
surrounded by plates and pie. /
Scraps become compost.
Filed under 2015, Haiku to You Thursday, poetry by author
I went into the woods today
a question on my mind.
I did not expect it,
but a guru I did find.
Young and fair of hair,
she sat in the eye of a thatch.
Bright were her clothes,
brightest thing in the wooded patch.
I approached with care
afraid I might frighten her away.
She bade me come closer,
“Do you have a question today?”
I said that I did
and proceeded to try to ask.
It was about triskaidekaphobia,
but she said that would simply pass.
“It’s a silly number
falling on a Friday.
If that is all you have,
then you have no reason to stay.”
I turned to leave her,
feeling suitably rebuffed
when she said she had a question
if I thought I had the right stuff.
Then she paused a minute
and I told her I would try.
She said she wanted to know
about this day they called pie.
“What types of pie,” she asked,
“will there be on pie day?
If I come out of the woods
can I taste whatever I may?”
I thought it through a minute
then realized what she meant
but if she were looking pie
this might not be her event.
I told her 3.1415 was
what this day was about.
She looked up to the sky
and then I heard her shout:
“Just another lousy number
when all I wanted was a slice.
Take two radii and form a wedge
of blackberry would be nice.
“Add a scoop of ice cream
to this little wedge of pie.
Is that too much to ask?”
and then I heard her cry.
I quietly left the woods
tiptoeing over roots and rocks
vowing never to complain
to a guru with golden locks.
–photo and poem by David E. Booker
Filed under 2015, photo by David E. Booker, Photo Finish Friday, poetry by author
Turkey Day coming: /
cranberries, pumpkin pie, nuts /
and relatives, too.
Filed under Haiku to You Thursday, poetry by author
Sunlight crusts the sky /
crimping red and orange hues /
to the mountains’ edges.
Filed under Haiku to You Thursday, poetry by author