the burning of her dullness – for dVerse
a beggar with a cardboard sign on bluish blistered bending knees her eyes are dull they’ve lost their shine I’m passing by, avoid to see I cannot face her misery […]
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Carpe Diem Haiku – castle
cardboard boxes – the beggar’s castle under neon lights Linked to Carpe Diem October 6, 2014
Carpe Diem Haiku – blues
The autumn rain beat his back relentlessly as he went to work again; the concrete had lost all its petrichor; instead the air was filled with decay of falling leaves. […]
The gerrymander torpor of elections – #lqw
We are passive as our leaders gerrymander; we are powerless, concussed to torpor; we are given gold pietás as reminders, that we are sappers, we are the lame supporters; and […]
Carpe Diem Haiku – Shiba Sonome’s night deepens
falling star – moths are whirling seek its light Inspired by Shiba Sonome’s haiku: the insects’ chirp as night deepens sinks into the stones Linked to Carpe Diem — 2014-10-05
