Diamonds are forever? – Palindrome poem
skies grey of leaden steps leaving him watching painted kohl and heavy lashes loneliness from heavy burden losses and laments of pain in vanity beauty enchanting. the borrowed jewels echo […]
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Carpe Diem Haiku – Day Begins
as days begins to symphony in wisps of mist my aching back — More offerings at Carpe Diem — August 11, 2013
As the embers die – Cowboy poetry for dVerse
By crackling fire as the embers die the stories told, much better than the dust and bourbon swags makes voices fly to truth of starlight we can trust By crackling […]
Carpe Diem Special – Kikaku’s “the pheasant scratches it”
Carpe Diem today is to write a haiku inspired by Kikaku’s haiku: such a beautiful face the pheasant scratches it with jagged spurs The jagged spurs inspired me: see perfection […]
Neighbor’s fence – prosody
Hear a looming wind that plays its song of sorrows strings are razor wires, my neighbour used as fencing. Starving cows are dying from the long cold winter, rich grass […]
Björn Rudbergs writings 