“this is not a poem” she complained, “there is no rhyme” I shrugged, “it’s haiku” References: Rhyme Daily Prompts The Daily Post Photograph: mine, I took it when I was living in Japan. I don’t […]

“this is not a poem” she complained, “there is no rhyme” I shrugged, “it’s haiku” References: Rhyme Daily Prompts The Daily Post Photograph: mine, I took it when I was living in Japan. I don’t […]
magnetic true north
trusting a compass, you’re lost
declination shifts
Did you know the Geographic (True) North Pole and the
Homage
Jun Fujita (1888-1963), photojournalist, poet
Jun Fujita shot
Chicago massacre scene
known too for tanka
Both tankas below by Jun Fujita published in Poetry: A Magazine of Verse. June 1921.
May Moon
Milky night;
Through the resting trees
A petal —
Falling
no fancy label
dignified at birth; simple
love my lived-in jeans
References:
Dignify
Daily Prompts
The Daily Post
Photograph:
happy child by Greyerbaby
copyright license 8/26/2017 CC0 Creative Commons
Pixabay
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birthday thoughts
the skin I inhabit
growing older but inside
I’m still 28
an old poem I wrote
the anxiety of youth
some things I don’t miss
A few senryu thoughts on sync, synchronize, synchronicity
It’s so visceral
he said, on reading my poem
huh? what does that mean?
Back in my twenties, I shared my poems with my friends at work, the post office. Mike B. made that comment. We were so young back then, in our twenties, a bunch of us.
Hey! Oozing faucet
Voracious slime eating folks
Remember the Blob?
If you are in Phoenixville, PA in around mid-July, checkout their Blobfest. The festival kicks off with festival goers running screaming
“How little do they see what is, who frame their hasty judgments upon that which seems.” ― quote by Robert Southey
Lurch
quelled by his grimace
fearful strangers never glimpse
Lurch’s gentleness