Carpe Diem Haiku – Jim Kacian’s “chopping wood “
To write a haiku inspired by Jim Kacian’s haiku: chopping wood- someone does the same a moment later I respond with: axes sing – quenching winter’s dirge of dying embers […]
Author Archives: Björn Rudberg (brudberg)
A temptation rubaiyat – 55 words
I gather filaments of silver air and run my fingers through your golden hair the velvet of this summer night caress and kisses us in moonlit shining flares Then in […]
A harvest quenched – a paradelle for dVerse
The harvest moon leaves silver filaments at sea The harvest moon leaves silver filaments at sea Braided in the tresses of your golden hair they shine Braided in the tresses […]
Mathilda’s flight – for Friday Fictioneers.
When Mathilda closed her eyes she still saw the muzzles of Kalashnikovs, held by trigger happy boys drugged to do the wet jobs for ruthless war-lords. Her soul bore the […]
Obscurity of hovercrafts – for dVerse
the secrets of the sky reveal itself as cloud formations modify themselves into obscurity of hovercrafts pretending to be elephants I tell it to the swaying kelp I sing it […]
