Carpe Diem Haiku – Kerouac’s “girls come by shades”
Jack Kerouac wrote: Neons, Chinese restaurants coming on – Girls come by shades And my answer is the following American sentence As neon-lights comes on, the streetwalkers seek the shade […]
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Carpe Diem Haiku – Kerouac’s “glow worm”
Inspirational haiku: glow worm sleeping on this flower – your light’s on I answer: bumper to bumper a worm of headlights seeks a deep suburban rest Linked to Carpe Diem […]
Carpe Diem Haiku – crystal
the old hooker sees how cherry bloom’s reflected in the crystal meth Linked to Carpe Diem — May 1, 2014
Her gown of white – haibun for trifecta.
With every injection she hoped to meet her mother. Her sweet mother not yet lost to stepfather’s fists. In her drug-induced dreams she was running across orchards outside their trailer […]
Forgive me not – repetition in dVerse
“Forgive me” said a thousand times in poetry could be a song of true repent. But alas in reality of life, “forgive me” always come out diluted, loss of meaning […]
Björn Rudbergs writings 