A chalice of barbiturate – a slanted sonnet
a summer’s day can be a tender kiss when smiling blackbirds sing from thicket’s caves but when the chainsaw screams and timber crash this sudden death in May erase my […]
Monthly Archives: May 2014
Carpe Diem Haiku – Valley
as summer rain caress the lonely peak river fills with silt Picture from Wikimedia Commons Linked to Carpe Diem May 23, 2014
Let’s burn like salamanders – slant rhyme for dVerse
you raising my desire – sugar squeezed inside our pressure cooker when you scream “I hate your guts” I ponder if I’ll have you shot but moxie vixens make me […]
Carpe Diem Haiku – Jack Kerouac’s “playing basketball”
Jack Kerouac wrote: playing basketball – the lady next door watching again And I respond with an American Sentence Toothless gaffer watches his sunbathing neighbor when sprinklers go off. Linked […]
Our morale always win – for Friday Fictioneers
We always feel protected from the grey beyond, from wisps of mist that eat at flesh, from curiosity of greener grass. It’s all a lie – you tell us so. […]
Björn Rudbergs writings 