October sky
Dented pewter-sheets are hanging low, and weigh my brow, it’s neither sunset cotton-candy-fluff of summer nights nor striations carved on indigo. It’s not the thunder- heads of rage exploding ‘fore […]
Tag Archives: melancholy
My love is stronger when it’s lost.
The taste of love is always green, not tender like the leaves of spring or strong like wind through summer pines. but more the bitter bile you feel in mirrored […]
Carpe Diem haiku – Sogi’s “Butterfly home”
The following haiku by Sogi is very inspiring: abandoned house the garden taken over – butterfly home To me there is a clear narrative here, so I will try with […]
Carpe Diem Haiku – Shell
melancholy when an aching heart echoes in an empty shell — Shared with Carpe Diem — October 10, 2013
Björn Rudbergs writings 